Top 10 Best Manchester United Players

Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro is a Portuguese professional footballer who plays as a forward for the Italian club Juventus and the Portugal national team. I am putting Ronaldo at the top because of his all-around ability and blistering pace, the same reasons he is superior to Lionel Messi. No player has ever had the ball skills of CR7. He creates goals for other players while still being able to score in open play with both feet and his head (has Messi got a head?). And his free kicks defy description. Let's not forget the hatful of goals he's scored as a midfielder!

A great player who United still have great things to expect from. From the age of 16, he has shown the world that he is a world-class footballer. He is the complete player. He can pass, shoot, head, he's quick and strong, and can play in midfield as well (center or wing). Still got so many records to beat.

As with Ronaldo, he's a bit high on this list. His goal scoring is the stuff of legend, as is his United career. I actually have Rooney at 5 and Ronaldo at 8. Of course, Ronaldo could have gone on to be much higher. Rooney's Red Devil record makes him worthy of a top 5 spot.

Giggs has been able to influence every game that he has played since he started playing for Manchester United in 1992 at the age of fourteen. He controls the midfield and rips defenses apart with his passes and runs. Giggs has won a total of 13 Premier League titles under Sir Alex Ferguson. This man is a true legend.

Giggs has won his 12th silverware in the Premier League, under one manager and at one club. He is a true, complete legend, number 1. You can't tell when he is in form or out of form. Man United still need him. Come next season, he will play the same football.

Best was the best without a doubt. Rooney is not even in the race. Giggs is good, but not great, and Ronaldo, well, he is a contender but he will never outshine George Best. When it comes to the greatest of all time, there is only one name. George, you were the greatest then, the greatest now, and the greatest for all time!

The fact that George Best isn't number one shows how little people nowadays respect history, focusing only on how many cups and leagues they've won. The majority of United fans probably couldn't name five people who died in Munich or even 15 players from the 1999 treble.

Charlton being 8th just shows how inaccurate these lists are. Come on, he's the all-time leading goal scorer for club and country, as well as the player with the most appearances. How can Rooney or Keane be placed higher? It's just wrong. They're great players, but they're not on the level Charlton was.

Charlton was one of a handful of Englishmen to lift the World Cup. I'm sorry, but this guy should be top 5 of all time, not 8th in Manchester United's list. He's a real legend, respected by every fellow professional.

Charlton has to be the greatest Manchester United player of all time. He scored the most goals ever by a United player and was crucial in establishing United as a superpower in the '60s.

He was a perfect attacking midfielder: strong, able to dribble, and possessing a powerful finishing ability. By far the best.

As a French person, I give my opinion: Cantona was not an exceptional player. Besides, he was not selected for France when France won the World Cup. He has never been decisive when United played in the league championship. But his selfishness mixed with his love for Manchester United helped the club begin its ascent to the top.

In the France team and all clubs where he played in France, he was not appreciated. The English league suited him better. For me, the best player of all time at Manchester United is Ryan Giggs.

Insanely underrated, really. His fame outside football and his love of his image tended to cast a veil over just how outstanding he was. The original Ronaldo said he could have played for Brazil. He was that good. A real golden talent. Snapped up by the best team in the world, Real Madrid, and a central part of their success in the early 2000s.

I always recall how his stats on Football Manager 2006 were excellent, especially in the Mental attributes, meaning he was an incredibly intelligent footballer. Watch some of his crosses for Madrid, and you'll see this justified.

Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs have made their marks in Manchester United history. It's a shame to see Scholes relatively low on this list, considering all he's done for the club. This is the only reason I'm picking him over Giggsy or Cantona. His rockets for shots, pinpoint passing, and eye for chance creation make him one of a kind.

He's won the hearts of millions of fans and numerous of the game's greatest players and managers. Sir Alex, Beckham, Pelé, Zidane, Guardiola, Messi, and Ronaldinho are but a few names of icons who have paid their tributes to this great veteran.

He deserves to be in the top 5 without a doubt, and he would be if not for all the fake fans, or young kids who have never seen him in his prime. How Bobby Charlton, Denis Law, and Bryan Robson ended up below Antonio Valencia, I do not know!

RVP is a fantastic player. The way he scores, his ability to run past dreaded defenders, and the way he has been creating crosses. The stuff was all there when he was at Arsenal too. But Manchester United gave him much more leeway for his talent to be displayed. A player with great class. Hope this season United regain their former glory!

RvP, The Flying Dutchman, is an exceptional player and quite frankly one of the most entertaining to watch. I'm so glad we snagged him from Arsenal!

Van Persie and Van Nistelrooy are the greatest strikers that have ever played for Manchester United!

Easily top 10. He is quite clearly one of the very few players who cares for the club and has been player of the season more times than any other United player.

Maybe it's a bit too soon for this spot, but if he stays with United for another 5 to 8 seasons, he has the potential to be the best ever.

This guy is unnatural when it comes to reaction speed. Not only that, he defies gravity if he has to. He could play for any team out there.

The best finisher of the game. Fans are still missing his magic touch in the box. No arrogance, but still the best.

An absolute world-beater with United. He would lead my line in an all-time United 11.

He is a very great footballer and one of the best, actually, and I really miss him. I don't have much to say, but he's the best footballer I have ever seen.

Most have him in the top 10, and rightfully so. He was one hell of a leader and really had the ability to control any match. He was hard-nosed and worked his tail off every match. He had a fear factor about him. Other clubs were always aware of where Roy was on the pitch. A brilliant player and as tough as they come.

A leader of men who forced the best out of the players around him. Even if Keane wasn't having the best match, he demanded the best of everyone else and pushed them to their limits.

Arguably our best captain ever. Disappointing how it all ended, but Keane was everything you want in a captain, and boy, would he make sure his team gave everything!

European Footballer of the Year 1964, known as The King. If you had to pick a player to score a goal to save your life, it would be Denis Law.

14th? It's hard not to put him in the top 5, let alone the top 10. He was the goal machine of his time and such a pure finisher.

My greatest Man U player of all time. You only had to ask George Best, Bobby Charlton, and Sir Alex Ferguson. In terms of goals per game, he was matchless and more exciting to watch than all the rest.

Probably not the best we've ever had, but by far the most enjoyable defender to watch. He loved defending and loved a tackle. My favorite defender of all time!

He is one of the best goalkeepers for Manchester United. He should be close to the top.

He set a record at Manchester United and will remain in Manchester's history. A true guru.

He remained excellent throughout his entire career.

What a player he is. The way he carries Manchester United is incredible. He and Paul Pogba have a deadly combination. He will surpass Van Persie's record of 30 goals in a season. Yes, he misses chances, but at 35, the number of goals he has scored is brilliant. He won the EFL Cup with an amazing free kick and scored in injury time. He is exactly like Eric Cantona.

Zlatan is my favorite player in the world. He probably scored the best goal ever with that bicycle kick.

He is my favorite player in the world. Sometimes he gets angry, but it's because of the other players.

A dream to have him play as a centre-forward. If only that was now, so we could actually have a chance at the title.

One of the best defenders to have played at the club. His partnership with Vidic was amazing.

Every time he is on the pitch, he does a great job. He's fast, strong, and smart.

Fastest player in the world in 2013, according to a FIFA study. Google it.

Some right back. Gets a lot of assists.

Angel Di Maria had 4 goals and 7 assists in his first and last year at Manchester United with new players and a new coach. And they let him go because he had a bad season?! Bull! I think he did exceptionally well for someone who played with people he had just started playing with and a new coach who had new strategies and different expectations for every new player he got, all of whom did poorly because LVG cannot manage an all-star team!

He's quick.

He's a scorer.

He's a champion.

What isn't he!

That wing is the throughway when he is there. His speed, dribbling skill, and creativity. He is the next Man Utd big thing.

A powerhouse who could really play in any position. His career was tragically cut short after dying from injuries sustained in the Munich Air Crash. Duncan is a legend at United.

He would easily be top if fate had allowed him to reach his potential. There is a reason everybody who watched him play speaks so highly of him.

The greatest player the world hardly saw. Awesome skills and an England international. Much better than Best or Cantona if he had lived.