A murder investigation has begun its second day after a boy died following a stabbing in north Manchester.

Police taped off an area outside the Fairway Inn, on Broadway in New Moston, yesterday (June 8).

The 14-year-old victim, who has since been named as Ibrahima Seck., was seen running to nearby Nevin Road following the attack.

Emergency services were called out to the scene at around 5pm on Sunday evening.

Greater Manchester Police said a number of crime scenes had been put in place as the murder investigation was launched.

The Fairway Inn remains cordoned off this morning (Monday).

In an update, GMP has confirmed the boy was found with stab wounds on Nevin Road.

He was rushed to hospital, where he sadly died despite the best efforts of emergency services, including the air ambulance team.

Three boys, two aged 14 and one aged 16, have been arrested on suspicion of murder. A 14-year-old girl and a 37-year-old woman were arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.

An eyewitness told the Manchester Evening News that Ibrahima ran into the doorway of his home following the attack, screaming: "I don’t want to die."

Detective Chief Inspector John Charlton said: “This incident will have shocked and saddened the local community, and distressed anyone who witnessed it.

“We are deploying significant resources to this murder investigation, and this led to quickly identifying potential suspects.

"We are still trying to establish the full circumstances around the incident – there will be a large police presence and several scenes in place while we continue to investigate this horrific incident.

“The boy's family are being supported by our officers and we are determined to give them the answers they deserve.

"Despite making several arrests, this is still a live investigation, and we are looking for information, doorbell or dashcam footage, or eye-witness accounts from anyone who was in the area at the time quoting log 2250 of 8/6/25.

"Information can be reported to us by calling 101 or anonymously via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

"You can also use the reporting tools on our website – always call 999 in an emergency. We will provide updates to the family and the community as the investigation continues."

Source: Manchester Evening News.