By Harry Smith
Many great players have passed through the ranks of Manchester United, the club has been fortunate to have these players who have enhanced the institution with their good performances on the field, in addition to winning many titles, which have benefited the history of United.
Today the Red Devils have fallen into several problems on and off the pitch, which have brought with them bad decision making by the board; as we remember the last time the club conquered Europe was in the 2008 season and the last Premier League title was more than 10 years ago, all these titles won by our greatest coach Sir Alex Ferguson, who at that time had fabulous players such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Ryan Giggs, among others.
One of those players from Ferguson's golden era, which we will talk about, was the Portuguese footballer Nani, we all remember him making great dribbles on the opposite side of the pitch to Ronaldo and along with Rooney, they made an offensive trident that all teams feared, his time at United was well remembered, because with the team he managed to win the Champions League, 4 Premier League, a Club World Cup among other trophies.
Nowadays Nani has fallen off the radar, after his departure from Manchester United in the 14/15 season, he has played for 7 different teams, with which he has not been able to consolidate himself completely, nowadays, and already towards the end of his career he is playing for Melbourne Victory in the first division of Australia. There is no doubt that Nani will always be a player we will remember for his great skill on the ball and his great commitment on the pitch.
The 36-year-old Portuguese is still active on the pitch, after a short spell with Melbourne in the Australian league, Nani has decided to sign for the ninth team in his career, Turkish club Adana Demirspor, giving the striker a chance to return to European football and what would appear to be his last year as a player.
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