Manchester United prides itself on being inclusive and welcoming, the club said in a statement following comments made by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
The 73-year-old billionaire faced criticism after an interview on Thursday, where he said that the United Kingdom has been "colonised by immigrants" while raising concerns about the country's economy.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer described his words as "offensive and wrong" and the minority stake holder has since apologised for "offending some people".
A Manchester United statement said: "Our diverse group of players, staff and global community of supporters, reflect the history and heritage of Manchester; a city that anyone can call home.
"We will continue to represent our people, our city and our fans with purpose and pride.
"Manchester United reflects the unity and resilience of all the communities we are so privileged to represent.
"We will continue to represent our people, our city and our fans with purpose and pride."