GARY NEVILLE
Starting as a central defender in the renowned Class of ’92 youth team, Gary Neville transitioned to the first team as a right-back and swiftly became a key player for both Manchester United and the England national team. A loyal one-club player, he made 602 appearances, ranking fifth on Manchester United’s all-time list, and celebrated eight Premier League titles—surpassed only by his former teammates Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes in terms of winners’ medals.
MICHAEL OWEN
Although most of his significant achievements came during his time at Liverpool, Michael Owen did earn his sole Premier League title with Manchester United in the 2010/11 season. His memorable winning goal in the derby against Manchester City in 2009 stands out as a highlight of his time at Old Trafford. The 2001 Ballon d’Or recipient also had stints with Newcastle United and Stoke City in the Premier League.
TEDDY SHERINGHAM
Known for his finesse on the pitch, Teddy Sheringham is a prominent figure in Premier League history, scoring the first goal in a live televised match (while playing for Nottingham Forest) and holding the record as the oldest outfield player to score in the league at 40 years old. Though he is well-remembered for his two spells with Tottenham Hotspur, he achieved three consecutive league titles after a trophyless first season with Manchester United and was honored as the PFA Player of the Year in 2000/01.
