21. Denis Law

Denis Law is a reliable scorer. He has the speed, technique, passion, and sincere love for the world that they are regarded as a hero of United in his time.

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22. Lou Macari

Lou Macari first attracted the attention of English clubs while playing at Glasgow Celtic. During his 10 year career there he won 2 Scottish Leage and 2 Scottish Cup.
Lou almost became a Liverpool player. In an effort to approach Lou, legendary Liverpool manager Bill Shankly invited the Scottish striker to FA Cup tie Liverpool vs Burnley at Anfield. Incidentally, United's assistant manager at the time, Pat Crerand, sat near them. Knowing that Liverpool was approaching Lou, Pat immediately persuaded him to join United alone. Five days later, on January 20, 1973, Lou officially joined Manchester United for £ 200,000. For one thing Bill Shankly then announced to the media that he was only planning to put Lou back in Liverpool.

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23. Nobby Stiles

Nobby Stiles, the native son of Manchester-born Collyhurst May 18, 1942 debuted in October 1960 against Bolton Wanderers. Although only 18 years old, his performance made Matt Busby very impressed to lose it in 31 games in that season.
In the beginning of his career, every time before Matt Busby's match always gave him a simple instruction, "Norrie, make sure your opponents know you're there in the first 5 minutes". The advice is so true that Nobby is famous as an uncompromising player with hard tackling that can break down the opponent's game, but is also equipped with sufficient passing and creativity that often provide mature passes for United's front line that is occupied by "Holy Trinity" Bobby Charlton, Denis Law, and George Best. He helped United become champions of the English League in 1965 and 1967.

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24. Steve Coppell

Steve Coppell was one of the most prominent MU players in the late 70s and early 80s. The right winger holds the record (in MU) playing in 206 games in a row, a record that has not been solved until now and may be difficult to solve by any player because nowadays almost all teams implement the player's rotation system.

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25. David Beckham

David Robert Joseph Beckham (born in Leytonstone, London, May 2, 1975, age 35 years) is an English footballer who since July 1, 2007 strengthened LA Galaxy in Major League Soccer in the United States. Previously he had played at Manchester United and Real Madrid. He started his football career at Manchester United's football academy. Beckham is adept in a cross and a curling free kick, a capability similar to his teammate at AC Milan, Andrea Pirlo who is also adept at free kicks. His wife is Victoria Beckham, former member of the Spice Girls music group.

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26. Allenby Chilton

Allenby Chilton is one of the players who contributed to bring Manchester United won the FA Cup 1948, the English League 1951/52, and had held the record as the most performers (consecutively) at the club. As a man who almost chose his career as a boxer rather than a professional footballer and lost his golden years due to World War II, Chilton's achievements were quite remarkable.

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27. Ole Gunner Solksjaer

Ole Gunnar Solksjaer (born in Norway, 26 February 1973, age 37) is a Norwegian soccer player. Ole is an attacker from Molde Fk club is one of the important players at Man United. Although sitting on the bench, but if lowered will definitely be decisive. his nickname is Super Sub

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28. Seamus 'Shay' Brennan

Seamus "Shay" Brennan was one of the team members who won the first Champions Cup for Manchester United in 1968. Shay, Manchester's native son, is the product of the MU football academy. He began his career as an attacker, helped MU youth team win the FA Youth Cup 1955. His debut in the senior team started after the Munich tragedy where he played in the left-outside position.

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29. Stan Pearson

Stan Pearson is a native Manchester person, born in Salford, Manchester, January 11, 1919. His talent was first discovered by legendary Manchester United legendary Louis Rocca. Stan began to join MU as an amateur player on December 1, 1935. Stan signed his first professional contract with MU in May 1937. It took just 6 months to get into the first team, but his career had to be disrupted by the outbreak of World War II. For six years the English football league was eliminated, while he himself had to undergo conscription.

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30. Johny Carey

Johnny Carey's talent was first discovered by talent scout Billy Behan while playing for a small club St. James' Gate, and finally bought United for £ 250. He is a player in the left-in position, competing against Stan Pearson who plays in the same position. He made his debut at the age of 17 years in a game against Southampton at Old Trafford.

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