A six-year-old boy who served as a mascot for Manchester United has been affected by the club's recent crackdown on ticket touts. The boy, named Ruari, was reportedly caught up in the club's efforts to prevent the resale of tickets at inflated prices. His mother has denied any wrongdoing, stating that she simply manages the tickets for other family members. She insists that all tickets were used by relatives and not sold for profit. The club has not commented on the specific case but has emphasized its zero-tolerance policy towards ticket touting, which it says is aimed at protecting genuine fans. The incident has sparked debate among supporters about the enforcement of ticket regulations, especially when children are involved.