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Man Utd confirm details of Sir Bobby Charlton memorial service with procession set to pass Old Trafford for fans to pay respects.
Manchester United has confirmed that a funeral service for the late Sir Bobby Charlton will be held at Manchester Cathedral on November 13. The legendary figure of the Red Devils passed away at the age of 86 on October 21, prompting an outpouring of tributes.
Tributes were also paid to Sir Bobby Charlton at the Manchester derby on Sunday at Old Trafford. Furthermore, an anti-Glazer protest, which had been planned, was canceled out of respect for the former England international.
Manchester United has now announced that a formal memorial service will take place on Monday at 2 p.m. to celebrate the life of Sir Bobby Charlton.
The club has confirmed that a procession to the cathedral will pass by Old Trafford, allowing for a moment of reflection and providing fans with an opportunity to bid a final farewell to the iconic player.
The family of Sir Bobby Charlton will hold a private committal and have requested privacy regarding the funeral arrangements. Further details about the service and procession will be disclosed closer to the event.
Sir Bobby Charlton is widely regarded as one of Manchester United’s greatest players. Over the course of 17 years, he made more than 750 appearances for the club and achieved remarkable success, including winning the European Cup, the English top-flight league, and the FA Cup during his illustrious career.
Beyond his club achievements, he played a pivotal role in helping England secure their first and only World Cup victory in 1966. Sir Bobby Charlton’s legacy is an enduring and celebrated one, both within Manchester United and on the international stage.