From the publisher:
Once voted by Manchester United fans as the greatest player in the club's history, Eric Cantona is still immortalised in song around Old Trafford more than two decades after he abruptly retired from football aged just 30.
New in paperback, King Eric is an original and exhaustive exploration of the Frenchman's colourful career during the 1990s. Featuring fresh interviews with club legends and those closest to the action, it chronicles Cantona's transformative impact on a club desperately chasing a first league title since 1967.
From the untold story of his initial arrival in snowy South Yorkshire to the inside track on his all-conquering reign at Old Trafford, respected Manchester United author Wayne Barton re-examines the life and legacy of a unique character who changed the landscape of English football forever.
The author:
Wayne Barton is an acclaimed author and producer who has travelled the world working with sports stars, musicians and celebrities. In 2018, he produced and wrote the BT Sport film Too Good To Go Down. He was described by former Manchester United owner Martin Edwards as 'the pre-eminent writer' on the club. This is his 12th book with a United theme.
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