How many league titles have Manchester United won?

Twenty, a joint English record with Liverpool. Thirteen came in the Premier League era, the most of any club, the last in 2012/13, Alex Ferguson's final season.

Who is Manchester United's manager?

Michael Carrick. He took caretaker charge in January 2026, won 11 of 16 games to take United to third, and was made permanent head coach on a contract running to 2028.

Who is Manchester United's all-time top scorer?

Wayne Rooney, with 253 goals, having passed Bobby Charlton's 249 in 2017.

Where do Manchester United play?

At Old Trafford, their home since 1910, the biggest club ground in England with a capacity of 74,197.

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Manchester United

England's 20-time champions, resurgent under Michael Carrick.

Founded: 1878
Home: Old Trafford, Manchester
Head coach: Michael Carrick
Nickname: The Red Devils

20English league titles, a joint record

3European Cups, in 1968, 1999 and 2008

13Premier League titles, the most of any club

253Wayne Rooney goals, the all-time record

963Ryan Giggs appearances, the all-time record

74,197Old Trafford capacity, England's biggest club ground

About Manchester United

Manchester United were founded as Newton Heath in 1878 and remade twice, by tragedy and by genius: the Busby Babes and the first English European Cup in 1968, then Alex Ferguson's 26 years, 13 Premier League titles and two more Champions Leagues. Their 20 league championships are an English record shared with Liverpool.

The decade after Ferguson was a churn of managers and false dawns, bottoming out with a 15th-place finish in 2024/25. Michael Carrick, handed caretaker charge in January 2026 after Ruben Amorim's sacking, won 11 of 16 games to lift United to third and back into the Champions League, and was given the job permanently on a contract to 2028.

Honours

20
English league titles1908 to 2013, including a record 13 in the Premier League era
13
FA Cup1909 to 2024
6
League Cup1992 to 2023
3
European Cup / Champions League1968, 1999 and 2008
1
Europa League2017
1
European Cup Winners' Cup1991
1
FIFA Club World Cup2008

Recent form

Third in 2025/26 and back in the Champions League. Ruben Amorim was sacked in January with the season drifting; Michael Carrick, in caretaker charge at first, won 11 of his 16 games, including a 3–2 win at Anfield in the run-in, and signed a permanent deal to 2028. Bruno Fernandes still sets the tempo, with Cunha, Mbeumo and Sesko the rebuilt front line.

Records

All-time top scorerWayne Rooney, 253

Most appearancesRyan Giggs, 963

Record signingPaul Pogba, £89m