Manchester United's nickname is "The Red Devils".

"The Red Devils" is the nickname of the English Premier League team Manchester United. Manchester United was known as "Newton Heath L.Y.R." in 1888-89. In 1891-92 the club was further shortened to "Newton Heath F.C." By 1893 it was clear that the cricket and football parts had been separated. At that time the football club moved to a new vacant site in Bank Street, Clayton. Cricket remains at Monsal's North Road. One of the club's earliest nicknames was "Newton's Inns" (Manchester Guardian, 1882). He became known as the "Railway Man" in 1886, the year the name was first adopted by the Manchester Guardian, and became popular in 1890. In the late 1880s the club was still known as "The Heathens" (1887), but more people called it "The Heathians" (Manchester Courier, 1888). Newton Heath F.C. was liquidated in 1902 and the Football Association agreed to reorganize the club. Two Scots pitched in to save the team. The change to the red jerseys of the Manchester United players led to a consensus that the team should be called "the Reds". In November 1951 a new nickname was given. When 18-year-old Jackie Blanco Flevo and 21-year-old Roger Beans faced off against Liverpool at Anfield, Tom Jackson of the Manchester Evening News dubbed them "babies". As Manchester United's new prospects continue to be further introduced next season, "Busby Baby" has become Manchester United's new nickname. However, Matt Busby himself has a neutral reaction to the name. In the 1950s, Manchester United was still called the "Red Devils". Since the nickname "Busby Babes" was obviously no longer appropriate after the Munich air disaster, the "Red Devils" nickname has been used to this day. The name was earned when the then giant Salford Rugby League club toured France (Salford is a port district in Greater Manchester). Because they maintained a brilliant unbeaten record, the French were very impressed with their performance and called them the "Red Devils". Manchester United, like Salford Rugby Football Club, wear red jerseys and local supporters adopted the French nickname. Sir Busby also liked this title very much. In this way, Manchester United's nickname "Red Devils" began to spread.

Manchester United Football Club is located in Manchester, Manchester County, northwest England, and is referred to as Manchester United in Chinese. Its predecessor, "Newton Heath", was founded in Newton in 1878 by workers of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company. Established on the Heath site. In 1902, the team was reorganized and renamed Manchester United. It is now an English Premier League club. Manchester United's home stadium is the "Theater of Dreams" Old Trafford Stadium, which has been in operation since 1910. Manchester United is one of the most successful clubs in the history of English football and one of the most influential and successful teams in Europe and even the world. It has won 20 English top league championships, 11 English FA Cup championships and 4 English League Cup champions (the highest record except for the English League Cup). In the European arena, Manchester United has won 3 UEFA Champions League championships, 1 European Cup Winners' Cup and 1 European Super Cup championship.