Who is the best Manchester United player of all time?

Rank the all-time legends of Manchester United, from Sir Bobby Charlton and George Best to Cristiano Ronaldo.

George Best

Northern Irish winger considered one of the most gifted footballers ever, winning the European Cup and Ballon d'Or with United in 1968.

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Bobby Charlton

England's World Cup winner and Munich air disaster survivor who became the club's greatest ambassador, winning the 1968 European Cup.

2/15

Denis Law

Scottish striker nicknamed 'The King' who scored 237 goals for United and was the key attacker in the club's 1960s golden era.

3/15

Cristiano Ronaldo

Portuguese superstar who won three Premier League titles and the 2008 Champions League with United before becoming the most decorated individual in football history.

4/15

Ryan Giggs

Welsh winger who played for United for 24 seasons, winning 13 Premier League titles — a record matched by no other player in English football history.

5/15

Eric Cantona

French maverick whose charisma and leadership transformed United from pretenders to the dominant force of the Premier League era, winning four titles in five years.

6/15

Wayne Rooney

United's all-time leading scorer with 253 goals across 13 seasons, winning five Premier League titles and the 2008 Champions League.

7/15

Paul Scholes

A midfielder's midfielder who made 718 appearances for the club and won 11 league titles, revered by peers from Xavi to Zidane as one of the best of his generation.

8/15

Roy Keane

Fiercely competitive captain who drove United to an unprecedented treble in 1999 through force of personality and relentless midfield energy.

9/15

Peter Schmeichel

Danish goalkeeper widely regarded as the greatest keeper in Premier League history, producing outstanding performances in five title wins and the 1999 treble.

10/15

Bryan Robson

Captain Marvel who embodied United's never-say-die spirit across 13 years and 461 appearances, winning three FA Cups and two league titles.

11/15

Duncan Edwards

Extraordinarily gifted midfielder who died in the 1958 Munich disaster at just 21, leaving behind a legend of what might have been the greatest player of all time.

12/15

David Beckham

Midfield icon whose set-piece delivery and global appeal helped shape United's dominance through five league titles in a storied Old Trafford career.

13/15

Mark Hughes

Welsh striker who returned to United twice and combined power and skill to win two league titles and two FA Cups in the Ferguson era.

14/15

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Norwegian super-substitute whose iconic 1999 Champions League final goal sealed the treble and cemented his place in Old Trafford folklore forever.

15/15