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A host of Man United legends took to the red carpet last week to premiere today's release of Amazon Prime's new documentary '99, which details one of the greatest achievements in the club's history. During the 1998-99 season, Sir Alex Ferguson's side pulled off a then-unprecedented Treble, winning the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League, and becoming the first English side to do so. Many of the members of that great United squad remain in the spotlight but some have retreated into a more modest life. Here, Mail Sport looks at the players who made history and where they are now.

Perhaps a serving of nostalgia - three hours of it to be precise - comes at a good time for Manchester United. '99, a new three-part documentary film charting the Treble-winning season of 1998-99, airs globally on Friday on Amazon Prime video. And at a time where watching Manchester United on the pitch has largely brought fans bucketloads of frustration and angst as they head into the final league game against Brighton on Sunday running the risk of missing out on Europe entirely, '99 provides something akin to a warm hug.

Wayne Rooney has opened up on his time at Man United and revealed the one player who was a 'nightmare' in the dressing room. Rooney, 38, is one of the greatest players to ever play for the club after enjoying a distinguished 13-year spell at Old Trafford. In total, the former England captain scored 253 goals in 559 appearances, making him United's all-time record goalscorer, while he also won 16 trophies with the Red Devils.

In a tradition dating back more than a decade, United typically hand out prizes to their men's, women's, and academy team players at a black-tie soiree. That includes the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year Award, previously won by Cristiano Ronaldo, Ryan Giggs, and Roy Keane. However, the ceremony will not go ahead after Erik ten Hag and management were consulted.

Sir Alex Ferguson is regarded as perhaps the greatest manager to have ever graced the Premier League.  During the 26 seasons he presided over Manchester United, the Scottish football coach won a monumental, winning 38 trophies that included 13 Premier League titles, five FA Cups and two Champions League trophies.  Ferguson was an excellent man manager with the 82-year-old having coached among some of the best players to have played in the top-flight. 

Manchester United have received allegations that 'scumbag' fans are posing as disabled supporters to gain access to away matches this season. The club are given dedicated wheelchair spaces for every away fixture but Chas Banks, secretary of the Manchester United Disabled Supporters' Association, told the latest meeting of the Fans' Forum there has been 'widespread misuse' of these tickets by a group of disabled fans. These have either been passed on to non-disabled supporters directly or through a third party in breach of United's ticket rules. 

Ryan Giggs' girlfriend Zara Charles stepped out for a coffee and workout in Cheshire on Sunday, after her pregnancy was announced. The lingerie model, 36, opted for a casual and comfy ensemble for her morning outing, donning a black cropped hoodie. She teamed it with a plain white T-shirt and a pair of figure-hugging grey leggings and white trainers.

Ryan Giggs' pregnant girlfriend Zara Charles emerged in Cheshire on Friday, in her first outing since their baby news was announced.  The lingerie model, 36, looked radiant as she stepped out in a £355 Bella Freud jumper with a shearling jacket, all of which kept any hint of a baby bump under wraps as she emerged just hours after the news came to light.  She was also seen holding a £1,800 Bottega Veneta camera small intrecciato leather shoulder bag and wearing New Balance trainers - showing she has a suitably WAG-worthy love of designer goods. 

Former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs is set to become a father for the third time with his long-term girlfriend Zara Charles , according to reports. The baby is supposedly due later in 2024, with a source telling The Sun: 'Ryan and Zara are thrilled at the prospect of becoming parents again. 'They have a very solid, loving relationship and are building a long-term future together.' Giggs already has two much older children from his previous marriage of 10 years. So, who is the former winger's partner, Zara Charles? And how long have they been together?

In the beautiful game, he won it all, but it when it comes to love, he's had more losers than winners. These days Manchester United and Wales legend Ryan Giggs is more famous for his skin crawling off field exploits than the work he did on the pitch. Following the news he is expecting his third child at the age of 50, MailOnline has gone through every twist and turn iin Ryan Giggs' love life to reveal the full, untamed story of Wales' prodigal Romeo.

Ryan Giggs' ex-wife is said to 'approve' of the footballer's girlfriend Zara Charles.  Stacey Giggs, 44, divorced Ryan, 50, in 2017 after 10 years of marriage, after it emerged that he had been having an eight-year affair with his brother's wife, Natasha.  The pair have remained amicable for the sake of their children, Zach, 17, and Liberty, 21, who they have been quietly co-parenting. 

Ryan Giggs is set to become a father for the third time at 50, according to reports.  The retired footballer and his lingerie model girlfriend Zara Charles, 36, who have been in a relationship since 2021, are said to be expecting their first child together later this year. Ryan has son Zach, 17, and daughter Libby, 19, from his 10-year marriage to Stacey Cooke, while Zara has a daughter from a previous marriage. 

They've given us drama, agony, fairytales and often pure chaos, but FA Cup replays will be no longer after world's oldest knockout competition received a major shake-up on Thursday. Following an agreement between the FA and the Premier League, it was announced that replays will be scrapped from next season in what is a major blow to football purists. We've already seen replays scratched away over recent years, with them no longer taking place from the fifth round onwards ever since the 2018-19 campaign. Yet, they've regularly provided a lifeline for lower league clubs, while replays have also given us some of the most memorable moments the game has ever seen.

OLIVER HOLT: The Premier League announced the scrapping of FA Cup replays on Thursday, although of course that is not how the elite club owners presented it. They do not like to be candid about their greed.  They do not like to be honest about their disdain for the rest of the football pyramid, the eco-system that is the kernel of their success but which they are hell-bent on destroying. So they tried to hide that part away. They told us that, actually, this was a good thing. They told us that they would be putting £33m more into grass roots football without saying that many multiples of that figure would be lost to grass roots football through the death of replays that are often the difference between profit and loss for lower league clubs.

The Premier League is considered the greatest division in the world and for good reason, but one the most impressive things about the English top-tier is the level of diversity.  Some 126 nations from around the world have been represented at one point during the 31 years that the league has been running, showcasing some of the best talent the game has to offer.  This season alone, there are 63 nations represented in the Premier League aside from England, with France leading the way with 31 players while the likes of Estonia and Gabon have just one representative in 2023-24. 

On Friday, Ryan Giggs and his girlfriend Zara Charles enjoyed a romantic date night in Manchester. The couple were invited to attend the lavish opening night of the new restaurant and bar Cibo. Zara, a 35-year-old Lingerie model, wore a black top and trouser set, complemented by black high heels and a black bag.

Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson rescued him just hours after he missed a crucial penalty for the Red Devils. Ryan Giggs was United's designated penalty taker back in 2010, but he didn't take a spot-kick during a match against Fulham Nani, which he missed after being saved by Cottagers David Stockdale. After the game, the game ended in a 2-2 draw and saw Sir Alex's guys lose critical points in the Premier League, but Nani's day went from bad to worse. Ferguson's train came home in Macclesfield, and he had to be his chauffeur because he lived next door to the boss. The winger and his dissatisfied boss were transported home in an uncomfortable and deadly silent ride.

Matches have been so bonkers that it would be impossible to recall where you were when the craziness began to unfold for our viewing pleasure. Manchester United's snatched defeat from the jaws of victory on Thursday, allowing Chelsea's Cole Palmer to score twice in the dying seconds of stoppage time. Mail Sport gathered our top maddest games from the Premier League's recent return to action.

Any concern in Manchester United's dismal season was swept away on Sunday as club legend Ryan Giggs and his partner Zara Charles celebrated Easter. The pair ventured out for brunch in leafy Cheshire over the bank holiday weekend, just more than a day after his former club struggled to a dreadful 1-1 draw against Brentford. Giggs, who appeared in 672 Premier League appearances for Manchester United before retiring in 2014, was seen emerging from a local lounge bar immediately after dining out with his long-term partner.

Whether it's addiction, murder, or divorce, there's often more to some of the world's best actors and celebrities than is apparent when they're earning hundreds of thousands of dollars per square foot running around a field. Over the years, there have been some tumultuous divorces, most resulting in squabbles over money, custody, or, in the case of former Chelsea star Geremi, a lack of. More information will follow shortly. Whether it be Thierry Henry or Ryan Giggs, marriages-gone-wrong seldom get out of the limelight, leaving a sour taste in the mouth and a stain on the careers of some of football's poster boys.

In the Premier League's most recent Hall of Fame shortlist, Ryan Giggs has been once more sneered. Despite being cleared of domestic violence charges last year, the Manchester United legend, who holds the most assists in Premier League history and won the trophy on 13 occasions, has been kept out of the competition. Giggs, 50, was charged with assault occasioning real bodily harm following her suspected headbutt on ex-girlfriend Kate Greville as well as other instances of coercion or controlling behaviour against her sister Emma.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Rob Page is gearing up for a night in Cardiff that may or not have a lot to do with his time as Wales manager. On Tuesday, defeated Poland and Page will do what no Wales manager has ever delivered - qualifying for two major tournaments in a row. Despite Page's leadership of the team at Euro 2020, Ryan Giggs was in charge of the entire qualifying process. Page's future is up for discussion again, but it will happen again. Because when you strip away the Red Wall romance and Yma o Hyd's renditions, it is clear that Wales will have failed to qualify for Euro 2024 despite all the cards falling in their favour.

Sir Alex Ferguson forged with some of Manchester United's best players, but one stands out among the others. Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who capped his £1.3 billion minority takeover at Old Trafford at the end of last year, does a good job with Ferguson and the topic of the best player the Scot has ever coached comes up. Ferguson helped to create the coveted Class of '92, which featured Ryan Giggs, David Beckham, and Paul Scholes, as well as the club's all-time leading goalscorer.

I was a devoted Manchester United fan growing up, certainly a more avid fan than I am today, and this is the one I remember best, especially for the Ryan Giggs moment. When teams are successful, you always remember shirts, and I can remember Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke's banging in the goals.