Tyson Fury watches Man United at Old Trafford as he searches for venue for match

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Tyson Fury has revealed that he wants his highly-anticipated rematch with Deontay Wilder to be staged at Old Trafford next summer.

The self-proclaimed 'Gypsy King' sat in the stands to support his hometown club, Manchester United, on Wednesday night as they drew 2-2 in a lively clash with Arsenal.

It comes just days after the 30-year-old drew with Wilder in Los Angeles as he bid to win the WBC heavyweight title from the American.

As he was interviewed at half-time wearing a classic United red, white and black scalf, Fury said that he's already told promoter Frank Warren that he wants to fight Wilder inside the Theatre of Dreams – an option that is currently being explored.

When asked about the controversial draw at the Staples Center, Fury said: 'I'm not going to go on about it forever, life goes on. I got robbed blind in America and the world knows it. But I'm going to go on – continue to the next fight.'

Fury's appearance at the game prompted further questions over where the next fight would be with United's famous ground a perfect setting for the rematch.

Warren previously suggested the Emirates as a possible venue as well as Wembley but there's only one place that tops the list for Fury.

'I said to Frank Warren, he said "Arsenal" but I said "No, let's have it at Old Trafford!" Hopefully we can have it here in the summer.'

The Red Devils came from behind twice to earn a draw against Unai Emery's side on Wednesday night – a result that wouldn't have pleased Fury.

'I don’t like draws – I only like wins,' Fury laughed.

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