#3 Antonio Valencia
Not many could argue what Valencia has done for the club since he signed from Wigan in 2009. The Ecuadorian had a stellar first few seasons United which made Sir Alex Ferguson hand him the coveted number 7 jersey after Antonio was named Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year in the 2011-12 season.
However, the two-time Premier League winner reverted to his former No 25 jersey after a disappointing 2012-13 campaign. Over the years, Valencia has been the first name in the team sheet, and even Jose Mourinho regarded him as the best right back in the world.
Since Ole arrived at the club, Antonio has been struggling to get into the starting XI with injuries further worsened his chances. There was speculation of him leaving in January, but the Manchester United captain would see out the season and might move elsewhere in the summer. It would be an emotional farewell for Antonio after spending a decade at the Theatre of Dreams.