Manchester United Football Club, also known by its nicknames "United" and "Red Devils", is an English sports team from the city of Manchester in England. The stadium of the club is called Old Trafford. It was founded under the name Newton Heath in 1878, taking its current name in 1902 and playing at its current stadium since 1910. It became the first English football team to win the European Champions Cup in 1968. One of his managers who worked with the club from 1986 to 2013 is the most successful manager in the history of football in Britain and this is the notorious Sir Alex Ferguson, who has won 2 UEFA Champions League titles, has 13 English Premier League titles. , won 1 Club World Cup and 1 UEFA Super Cup, as well as 1 UEFA Winners' Cup, 5 FA Cups, 10 Community Shield Cups, 4 Carabao and 1 Intercontinental Cup .

The Red Devils are the most successful team in English football with 20 titles, 4 League Cups, 12 Football Association Cups, 3 European Cups and two World Club Championships.

Four players have won the Golden Ball (Ballon d'Or) while playing for the team, and these are Dennis Lowe, Bobby Charlton, George Best, Cristiano Ronaldo. One won the Golden Shoe - Cristiano Ronaldo. And 7 have won the Barclays Golden Shoe - Dennis Violet, George Best, Dwight York, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Cristiano Ronaldo, Dimitar Berbatov (the notorious Bulgarian footballer) and Robin van Persie.

Manchester United's biggest championship win was 10:1 against Wolverhampton on 15 October 1892.