David Beckham and Gary Neville messages among tributes to Manchester United legend - Former Man United and Scotland striker died at the age of 84

David Beckham grew up in the Manchester United academy and was a huge fan of Wales international Mark Hughes - who also caught the eye of his mother Sandra, albeit for a different reason

England legend David Beckham has waxed lyrical about one fellow Manchester United legend who was able to do “things that not many players can do.”

Laurie Cunningham joined Los Blancos in 1979 having previously impressed in England with West Brom and Leyton Orient

"Ask me would I do it again? Football? 100% - because I love football. It's my life," says David May. "Would I have done as many headers through training, and continuously heading in training? Maybe not.

Salford City play the most glamourous game since their rise from the eighth tier of English football began a decade ago when they travel to Manchester City in the FA Cup. A group of Manchester United heroes are behind their improbable journey.

Five members of England's 1966 World Cup-winning squad later suffered from dementia. The family of Nobby Stiles, who died in 2020, say his brain was severely damaged by repeated heading of the ball.

The last few years for David Beckham's Inter Miami franchise have been exciting, but things could get even better for the former Manchester United ace

SALFORD CITY boasts a very star-studded ownership. The football club, based in Greater Manchester, England, competes in League Two. Who owns Salford City F.C.? Salford City F.C. is co-owned by

DAVID BECKHAM has revealed the highly contrasting reasons he and his mum idolized the same Manchester United legend. Becks as a kid had his eyes on his hero’s technique – while

A former Arsenal star has revealed details of the 'unbelievable' moment during David Beckham's short spell at the club. Having played for some of the biggest clubs in the world, Beckham is often regarded as one of the greatest footballers of his generation.

Daniel Taylor visits the home of Preston North End, the 'Original Invincibles' who were the first giants of football's professional era