Paul McGrath: Ex-Manchester United star appeals for help to find his missing son
Paul McGrath says his family are "very concerned" about Paul Jr and that police have been informed he is missing.
Former Manchester United and Ireland footballer Paul McGrath has pleaded for help to find his missing son.
On Twitter, the 59-year-old said the family were "very concerned" about Paul Jr, who is in his early 20s, and that police had been informed he was missing.
McGrath wrote: "Please retweet. Looking for social media help please.
"Has anyone seen my son Paul in around Hale, Manchester, London or any airports in the past few days?
"Police have been informed but we are very concerned and someone somewhere might have spotted him.
"Thank you."
It is not clear when or where Paul Jr was last seen.
More than 25,000 people have retweeted his appeal.
McGrath spent seven years of his career at Old Trafford before heading to Aston Villa in 1989.
He also earned 83 Ireland caps and is regarded as one of the country's greatest players.
On Twitter, the 59-year-old said the family were "very concerned" about Paul Jr, who is in his early 20s, and that police had been informed he was missing.
McGrath wrote: "Please retweet. Looking for social media help please.
"Has anyone seen my son Paul in around Hale, Manchester, London or any airports in the past few days?
"Police have been informed but we are very concerned and someone somewhere might have spotted him.
"Thank you."
More than 25,000 people have retweeted his appeal.
McGrath spent seven years of his career at Old Trafford before heading to Aston Villa in 1989.
He also earned 83 Ireland caps and is regarded as one of the country's greatest players.