Which club is known as 'The Red Devils'?

Which club is known as 'The Red Devils'? Manchester United is the club known as 'The Red Devils'.

Manchester United adopted the nickname in the 1960s, inspired partly by the Salford rugby club, which had used a red-devil emblem and nickname. The phrase was promoted through Manchester United programmes and scarves before the devil became part of the club's visual identity.

The red devil was incorporated into Manchester United's crest in 1970. It later appeared prominently on club merchandise and helped distinguish the club from teams whose identity was based simply on red shirts. The nickname is now one of the most widely recognised in world football.

Manchester United was founded in 1878 as Newton Heath LYR Football Club and changed to its present name in 1902. The club plays at Old Trafford, which opened in 1910. A related mix-up is Salford Red Devils, whose nickname helped inspire Manchester United's branding but refers to a different rugby club.