Man Wins 15 Year Legal Battle To Change His Name To Manchester United And Then Celebrated By Getting Their Logo Tattooed On His Forehead

 

The next time you see Zdravkov Levidzhov, you can’t call him that. Instead, call him ‘Mr. Manchester United.’ Mr. Levidzhov can only be described as a super fan, as the huge Manchester United fan has won a 15-year legal battle to officially change his name to Manchester Zdravkov Levidzhov-United. To celebrate the landmark occasion, he had that little beauty (it’s not really that subtle, is it?) tattooed on his forehead. Now when he is asked his name, according to the story from the Sun newspaper in the UK, Levidzhov simply points to his forehead and laughs. Our friends at Soccerly have all the details, as this dude has taken fandom to a new level.

We can now call a fan in Bulgaria by the name of Mr. Manchester United as a man just won a 15-year legal battle to change his name to that of the club he so dearly follows. To celebrate his official name change, the Bulgarian fan once in for all made sure everyone knew what is most important in his head, literally. Officially his name has changed to Manchester Zdravkov Levidzhov-United, but it will be easier just to call him Mr. Manchester United. In an interview with The Sun, Mr. Manchester United proudly stated that when people now ask his name, he just points to his forehead and smiles. He also affirmed that there is nothing silly about his tattoo. “People don’t look at me in a funny way, they look in admiration,” said Mr. Manchester United with a confident look in his face- that same confidence which convinced him to tattoo his forehead with the club’s crest.
 

I want to hate this guy, but I can’t. I can’t hate him because there’s nothing I really care enough about to spend 15 years fighting for. There’s nothing that I want enough in life to bother with lawyers and court and keeping files and records. I could get a speeding ticket and have all the evidence in the world that I wasn’t speeding and I’d probably just pay the fine instead of having to bother putting on a tie and showing up to court. And this guy did it for 15 years to change his name to Manchester United. So that’s why I can’t hate him. He fought and won. Yea sure, he could have been using that energy into something that actually would make a difference to the world, but the heart wants what the heart wants. And then to celebrate and rub it in everyone’s face by getting it tattooed on his head. That’s what we’re dealing with here. That’s the kind of guy I’m taking on my squad with the first round pick when the zombies come for us. This guy is a stone cold killer. You just have to tell him the zombies are Liverpool or City fans, and he’s going nuts on them.