According to the Manchester Evening News, Manchester United fans have launched an online campaign targeting the club's sponsors and partners.

Several Manchester United fan social media accounts announced the online protest on Tuesday evening, encouraging supporters to leave negative reviews for these companies, send emails to their press offices, and comment on their social media posts using the hashtag #BoycottUnited.

An image featuring Manchester United's sponsors and partners has been created. The poster reads: "No matter how small or powerful your voice, you have a say. Let these companies know how you feel through reviews and social media."

Qualcomm Snapdragon responded by hiding some angry fan comments on its posts. It is understood that Manchester United's sponsorship deal with Qualcomm Snapdragon is worth approximately £60 million per season.

This online campaign targeting Manchester United's sponsors and partners was initiated because some fans felt that traditional protests were ineffective.

Fans attending Manchester United matches have been continuously protesting since the Glazer family's leveraged buyout of the club in 2005, and owner Jim Ratcliffe has also been a target of demonstrations over the past 18 months.

The Manchester United fan group 1958 recently organized a protest concerning the treatment of season ticket holders following a controversial investigation into ticket touting ahead of the Manchester Derby at Old Trafford.

Police estimated around 500 fans were present at the outset, with more joining as the protest marched towards Sir Matt Busby Way and approached the stadium.

Manchester United fans are dissatisfied with the club's transfer activity during this summer's transfer window. The Red Devils spent £150 million signing Andrey Santos, Youri Tielemans, and Carlos Baleba, while also acquiring Karl Darlow on a free transfer.

The club failed to sign a left-back backup for Luke Shaw, who has been sidelined through injury, and securing a backup striker was not prioritized.

Manchester City spent the most in the transfer window with £458 million, followed by Chelsea (£342.4 million), Tottenham (£334 million), and Newcastle (£275.2 million).

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