This is the man police want to speak after a 13-year-old child was assaulted during a rugby match at Old Trafford.
Police say the attack happened following the Super League Grand Final on October 12, which saw St Helens defeat Salford Red Devils.
During the match, the suspect was seen throwing items at other people watching the game, a post on GMP Trafford's Facebook page said.
The suspect then entered into an argument with the child victim's dad, police said.
After the child attempted to intervene, they were left bleeding after being punched in the face.
Police have now released a fresh appeal, asking anyone with information about the assault, or the male pictured, to come forward.
A GMP spokesperson said: "Appeal for help identifying a suspected offender relating to an assault on a child.
"The offence occurred on 12/10/2019 at 19:50 Hrs, the offence location was at; Manchester United FC, Old Trafford football ground, Sir Matt Busby way, Stretford, M16 0RA.
"During the match, the suspected offender has been throwing items at other people watching the game.
"The suspected offender when challenged, started an argument with the father of the child victim.
"The child victim, who is 13 years old, seeing his dad in distress, attempts to defuse the situation and is punched to the face causing bleeding and swelling.
"If you have any information relating to the suspected pictured offender please can any information be forwarded to GMP Trafford North by private message.
"The related crime number is; CRI/06mm/0005012/19."
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