Manchester United are in discussions with the NHS over how best they can assist during the Coronavirus pandemic – including staff volunteering.
Club bosses are open to the possible use of facilities at Old Trafford if required, with other Premier League grounds – including Watford’s Vicarage Road - being used for emergency meetings and staff training.
Manchester City have also offered the Etihad Stadium for use by the NHS. Manchester’s G-Mex is being developed into a new field hospital and due to open next week.
Manchester United are being proactive in helping the NHS fight the coronavirus crisis
They could follow Watford's lead and make their facilities available to the NHS
Old Trafford could be of use, with the ground silent during the football shutdown
United have opened dialogue about the prospect of some of their employees acting as volunteers, while donations of equipment and goods are other potential avenues of aid.