Carrickin points Manchester United s five-player legend: C Ronaldo is in the list, Rooney becomes the most tacit partner

When you mention Manchester United's golden years, you will always think of those names that shine in Old Trafford. Recently, Red Devils meritorious midfielder Michael Carrick selected his "Fives-a-side Dream Team" in his heart. There are no outsiders on the roster - all of them are Manchester United legends he has fought side by side.

Leo Ferdinand: As the first choice on the list, Ferdinand is the "back ahead of the times" in Carrick's heart. He not only can defend steadily, but also good at carrying the ball from the backcourt, and one-on-one defense is even more unsolvable. "I will always be at ease with him behind me," Carrick's evaluation revealed the dominance of the English defender.

Paul Scholes: Underrated technician

"People still don't realize how strong he is", Carrick's admiration for Scholes is unconcealed. The midfielder used delicate ball control and precise passes to control the game. In Carrick's eyes, "football seems to be an instinct to him." The experience of fighting side by side made him understand Scholes’s terribleness more than anyone else.

Ryan Giggs: The 23-year-old legend

The player with the most honors in Manchester United's history, why is it selected? Carrick's answer is "lasting and adapting". During his 23-season career, Giggs has been constantly adjusting his playing style, from a lightning winger to a midfielder who controls the rhythm. "It is a miracle to be able to persist for so long."

Wayne Rooney: Telepathic partner

366 competitions in the same field, allowing Carrick and Rooney to develop a "tacity that cannot be taken away even if they retire." Whether it was his unsolved performance at his peak or his instinctive running in the charity game, Rooney's comprehensiveness (passing, shooting, and energy organization) made Carrick praise him: "He can do everything, playing football with him is a pleasure."

Cristiano Ronaldo: The last place for the legend without much words was given to Ronaldo. 127 battles, coupled with his later experience working with him as a coach, Carrick knew very well: "He doesn't need to be taught, he just needs to be respected." From his teammates to coach, Carrick witnessed Ronaldo's self-discipline and peak, "I will never forget the scene of the whole team when he returns."

These five people cover every key position from defense to offense, and also carry a brilliant memory of the Red Devils. In Carrick's mind, they may not be the most perfect combination, but they must be the "comrades" who understand each other the best - after all, the legendary tacit understanding has always been engraved in the bones.