With Cristiano Ronaldo, Carlos Tevez, Gerard Pique... and John O'Shea - Sir Alex Ferguson's Champions League-winning class of 2008 was a top United team
THEY came, they saw, they conquered — in what was Sir Alex Ferguson's superb second Champions League triumph in 2008.
But now, with the retirement of Michael Carrick, it means the entire Old Trafford squad has now disbanded from that rainy night in Moscow a decade ago.
For one man, 10 years on, relegation to League One has been the latest chapter in a sorry tail-end to a good career, while for another, there is the chance to clinch a FIFTH Champions League-winner's medal.
And no prizes for guessing who that is.
SunSport looks at the fate of 20 faces from the Red Devils' victory in Moscow.
Now 34, recently relegated from the Premier League with Stoke after a stint at West Brom.
At 43, Scholesy is now a TV pundit — and says whatever is on his mind, even if that means criticising Jose Mourinho.
Retired and then returned to the United first-team squad, now also a co-owner of Salford City.
Aged 37, studied an International Masters in Management, Law and Humanities of Sport last year.
Also put in an appearance for De Montfort University's student XI football team.
At 37, he has now suffered the humiliation of back-to-back relegations with Sunderland.
Now CEO at former club Ajax, aged 47. Decided to quit United and retire in 2011 after his wife Annemarie collapsed with a brain haemorrhage in 2009.
He said after retiring: "Let's just say it was playing on my mind from the moment Annemarie had her stroke."
Retiring aged 36 after the Watford game. Has been at Old Trafford for 12 years, winning five Premier League titles and the Champions League.
Could become the first former Manchester United player to win five Champions League titles. Will go down as one of the greatest players ever, and has won five Ballons d'Or.
Out of the game since leaving Rennes as director of football in December 2016, following a stint at Arsenal. Aged 40.
Aged 31 - now at Lazio on loan from Valencia and he has scored three goals for the Serie A club.
Won Euro 2016 with Portugal and played in two more Champions League finals for United.
Wing wonder Giggs matured like a fine wine as he got older, then after retiring in 2014, he became Louis van Gaal's assistant. Now manager of Wales, aged 44.
At West Ham, aged 36, after stints at Juventus and an ill-fated spell at Marseille.
The French club terminated his contract after he kung-fu kicked a fan
Last played for Brazilian club Internacional, aged 30. After a promising start to life at Old Trafford, never matured into the player Ferguson hoped he would become.
At 32, Rooney is at a crossroads in his career. He is set to join MLS club DC United from Everton, after moving back to his boyhood club last summer.
At 39, the former England defender has become a successful pundit, but not such a successful boxer, after his bid for a license was turned down.
Plays for Indian club Kerala Blasters after spells at Sunderland and Blackburn.
Celebrated winning the Superliga with Boca Juniors just days ago, at 34, and has had a big-money stint at Chinese Super League outfit Shanghai Shenhua.
Courted controversy when he left United for rivals City, despite playing in two Champions League finals in two years.
Played 12 games for Birmingham this season.
Aged 37, now a TV pundit for BT Sport but later years for United were blighted by knee injuries that meant he never hit the heights of 2008 again.
Won 26 major honours after moving to Barcelona and married to pop superstar Shakira. Started by beating former club United in the 2009 final a year later and has won the World Cup and Euros with Spain.
