CORONAVIRUS: UPDATE FOR UNITED FANS AND VISITORS

Manchester United is closely monitoring the evolving situation with coronavirus (COVID-19) on a day-by-day basis, and following any guidance issued by our governing bodies and the UK government.

Based on that guidance, all home matches are currently scheduled to go ahead as planned and any change in the situation would be communicated to fans as soon as possible.

Old Trafford currently remains open to fans for matches, as well as for visitors to our Museum, Megastore and the Red Café. Our Stadium Tours are going ahead as normal except for the changing rooms, which are closed to visitors until further notice as a precautionary measure.

We urge people planning visits to Old Trafford to familiarise themselves with the latest UK government advice on coronavirus, particularly in relation to people who have recently visited high-risk areas or come into contact with people who have. We also remind visitors of the importance of following routine health and hygiene guidelines, such as regular hand washing and covering the mouth and nose when sneezing and coughing.

In response to guidance from The Premier League, we are taking a series of precautions to reduce the risk of infection and disruption to the fixture calendar. These include measures to reinforce hygiene procedures across the club, and additional limits on access to our Aon Training Complex, where visitors will be asked to complete questionnaires about their recent travel and potential exposure to coronavirus.

As with some other clubs, we have also reluctantly guided players and coaching staff to avoid signing autographs, posing for selfies and shaking hands with fans as a precaution and we thank supporters for their understanding while these measures are in place.

We will continue to issue updates as the situation develops. Thank you for your continued support.