Tesla CEO Elon Musk must discover a new joke to tweet out to his thousands and thousands of followers. Like, severely, joking that he’s shopping for issues isn’t humorous anymore. Even if he had been severe, everyone knows the world’s richest man can change his thoughts within the blinokay of a watch. Just take a look at Twitter, which based on Musk is 💩.

Tech’s most eccentric billionaire randomly tweeted on Tuesday, unprompted, that he was shopping for the English soccer group, which might value him $4.6 billion, based on Forbes. As with something Musk says, the tweet shortly gained steam amongst Manchester United’s followers, a few of whom expressed hope and pleasure that the Tesla CEO may assist get the group out of its tough patch.

“Also, I’m buying Manchester United ur welcome,” Musk tweeted.

Ryan Babel, a former winger for Liverpool, joked—we predict—that he wanted to purchase Manchester United inventory in light of Musk’s bulletins.

“Now i need to buy Man United stock got dammit lol,” Babel mentioned.

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Meanwhile, Al Foran, a self-described “massive” Manchester United Fan and host of the soccer information podcast The Goalmouth, implored Musk to avoid wasting the group.

“Please Save Manchester United, @elonmusk,” Foran tweeted.

The Premier League group is at present in last place this season, and followers are planning a protest towards its house owners, the American Glazer household, subsequent week.

Alas, to nobody’s shock, Musk wasn’t severe. He shot down rumors roughly 4 hours after his authentic tweet.

“No, this is a long-running joke on Twitter. I’m not buying any sports teams,” Musk tweeted, including shortly after: “Although, if it were any team, it would be Man U. They were my fav team as a kid.”

For its half, Manchester United instructed CNN Business that it doesn’t touch upon rumors and hypothesis.

In case anybody was left questioning, the billionaire additionally clarified that he was “not buying Coca-Cola to put the cocaine back in, despite the extreme popularity of such a move.”