The biggest name in English soccer history: 20 league titles, three Champions Leagues, and a global fanbase like no other.
- Founded
- 1878
- Ground
- Old Trafford
- Manager
- Michael Carrick
Last updated November 11, 2026. Managers come and go; we keep this current.
Honors and legacy
- 20 League Titles (most all-time, level with Liverpool)
- 3 Champions Leagues
- 13 FA Cups
- Countless iconic moments
Sir Alex Ferguson's era (1986-2013) built a dynasty unmatched in English sports. 13 of United's 20 league titles were won under him. Dominance.
Recent history
Greatest ever player
- Sir Bobby Charlton: World Cup winner, Ballon d'Or winner, and the embodiment of the club.
- George Best: One of the most naturally gifted players the game has ever seen. The Irish Maradona.
Modern-era: Cristiano Ronaldo: one of the greatest players to light up the Premier League, though he spent his best years at Real Madrid.
The US sports doppelganger
Famous fans
- Usain Bolt
- Drake
- Justin Timberlake
Most famous moment: 1999 Champions League Final
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NBC has every Premier League game in the US, split across NBC, USA Network and Peacock, with some in Spanish on Telemundo. Peacock carries the most games, but USA Network games need a cable or live-TV login.
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