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Manchester United's highest appearance makers of all-time

 
Manchester United's highest appearance makers of all-time

One crucial element in this Manchester United team's quest for the keys to rediscovering greatness is sustainability.

Sir Alex Ferguson was responsible for four of Manchester United's top six all-time appearance makers.

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Success, of course, increases a player's chances of being retained, but it requires a rare player to continue performing at a high level.

Sir Alex Ferguson was cruel at times, releasing players because he feared they had lost their drive for excellence. Dwight Yorke was one of those who fell victim to this.

The following is a list of United's top 20 all-time appearance makers.

11 of the top 20 played under Sir Alex, including Ryan Giggs, United's most capped player by a long shot.

Manchester United’s all-time appearance makers

  1. Ryan Giggs
    963
  2. Sir Bobby Charlton
    758
  3. Paul Scholes
    718
  4. William Foulkes
    688
  5. Gary Neville
    602
  6. Wayne Rooney
    559
  7. Alex Stepney
    539
  8. Tony Dunne
    535
  9. Denis Irwin
    529
  10. Joe Spence
    510
  11. Arthur Albiston
    485
  12. Roy Keane
    480
  13. Brian McClair
    471
  14. George Best
    470
  15. Mark Hughes
    467
  16. Michael Carrick
    464
  17. Bryan Robson
    461
  18. Martin Buchan
    456
  19. Rio Ferdinand
    455
  20. Jack Silcock
    449
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Sir Alex Ferguson's main players helped him win 13 Premier League titles as a boss. And that was just the beginning.

Some, like Giggs, Neville, and Scholes, came through the academy, whilst others, like Keane, Ferdinand, and Rooney, were signed as free agents.

Rooney made the most of his starts, becoming United's all-time leading scorer.

David de Gea is the nearest current player to making this list, but if he leaves the club in the summer, he is unlikely to make the top 20.

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