Paul Scholes has paid tribute to Manchester United and England legend Sir Bobby Charlton, who died on Saturday at the age of 86.

Scholes, who played alongside Charlton for United, described him as a "remarkable man" and praised his "class, dignity and honor."

"He's probably the first person all over the world that comes to mind when you think of Manchester United," Scholes said.

"He epitomised what Manchester United was - he was pure class, whether in victory or defeat, he always treated people the same and acted with dignity and honour."

Scholes also recalled Charlton's involvement with the team during his playing days, when the World Cup winner was still involved with the club as a director.

"He wasn't there every day, but he was there every single match - home or away - with his wife. He came to the dressing room after games, congratulated you if you won, and commiserated if you lost. He was a big influence," Scholes said.

"Early in my time playing, he actually trained with us a few times. He was brilliant.

"I can't imagine how old he might have been, maybe in his 50s. I remember him training with us once the night before a big Champions League game in Barcelona.

"You could see how good he would've been 10 or 15 years earlier, but was still doing it at the age of 50-odd.

"We were quite careful around him, but you could see the ability was incredible."

Scholes added: "You look back and think how lucky you were to have such a character and a worldwide known figure to come and just even say hello to you - it gives you a big boost, whether it's before or after a game, congratulating or commiserating with you."

A minute's silence will be held before Manchester United's Champions League game against FC Copenhagen at Old Trafford on Tuesday.

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