Manchester United may have endured a miserable campaign - but fans have continued to back their club by purchasing season tickets in record time.
A challenging Premier League season came to an disappointing end this month as relegated Cardiff won 2-0 at a shell-shocked Old Trafford.
Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer replaced Jose Mourinho as United manager in December and initially shone as caretaker manager, only to struggle to hit the right note as permanent boss.
Not only the did the club struggle in the Premier League, but they also underwhelmed in the Champions League and were knocked out by Barcelona in the quarter-finals.
However, the club’s supporters are looking ahead to next season already, seemingly keen to see them perform better than the season just gone.
And the Daily Mail has claimed that the 52,000 seats allocated for season-ticket seats have sold out in record time.
Meanwhile, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is preparing to hand Paul Pogba the captain's armband at Manchester United in a bid to keep him at the club, according to reports.
Pogba has been strongly linked with a transfer to Real Madrid , but Solskjaer is keen to retain his prized asset this summer and fend off Los Blancos.
Antonio Valencia is the Red Devils' current official captain, but the wing-back is leaving Old Trafford when his contract expires in June.
Ashley Young is in line to take over the responsibility from Valencia, but ESPN is reporting that Solskjaer is planning to hand the armband to Pogba instead if it means he'll be convinced to stay.
