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Confirmed: United haven't signed Coentrao
Manchester United have not signed Fabio Coentrao, after confirmation that he was staying at the club was finally issued.
Manchester United 2012-13 season review
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Alexander Buttner
Alexander Buttner did what was needed from him this season as Patrice Evra's deputy. The Dutchman was generally solid when he featured, and he was even very impressive on a few occasions, however, he only made 13 appearances this season.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Shinji Kagawa
It was a decent debut season at Manchester United for Shinji Kagawa, but it wasn't one that likely left the player fully satisfied, nor the majority of supporters.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Darren Fletcher
This was never going to be a long review for obvious reasons.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Tom Cleverley
Tom Cleverley made 32 appearances in his second full-season as a first-team Manchester United player and his form was generally solid throughout. However, his influence did wane as the season progressed.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Paul Scholes
Paul Scholes went out quietly in the final season of his legendary career.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Robin van Persie
With context considered, the only other player in the Sir Alex Ferguson era to have had a similar impact at Manchester United in their first season is Eric Cantona.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Danny Welbeck
Danny Welbeck provided Manchester United plenty this season, but quite obviously, the one major blemish on his season was his poor goalsoring record.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Ashley Young
Just like most of his fellow Manchester United wingers, it was a disappointing season for the England international.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Nani
Of Nani's six seasons at Old Trafford, this one was probably his worst.
Zonal Marking's European Team of the Year
No Manchester United players make ZM's team of the year, but Robin van Persie, Michael Carrick, David de Gea, and Rio Ferdinand all got 'honourable mentions'.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Michael Carrick
It was a sensational season for Michael Carrick as he was voted Manchester United's Players' Player of the Year and named into the PFA Team of the Year.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Nemanja Vidic
We weren't sure what to expect from the captain after his horrific knee injury. By season's end, though, with context considered, it was encouraging to see flashes of his old-self again.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Chicharito
It was another successful season for Chicharito. His 18 goals in 36 appearances is respectable, but the rate of a goal every 94.8 minutes in the Premier League hints that he could have been much more prolific if he were given more starts.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Anders Lindegaard
David de Gea has clearly established himself ahead of Anders Lindegaard as Manchester United's No.1.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Chris Smalling
Chris Smalling is still a promising young talent, but he ended the season as a fringe player for Manchester United and as the fifth-choice central-defender.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Ryan Giggs
The ageless Ryan Giggs exceeded all expectations this season.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Wayne Rooney
This was perhaps the most disappointing season from Wayne Rooney during his nine-year Manchester United career, and after his second transfer request in three seasons, his future is uncertain.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Anderson
It was, sadly, another typical season from Anderson.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Antonio Valencia
Antonio Valencia's first season in the famous Manchester United No.7 shirt did not go nearly as well as everyone had hoped.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Jonny Evans
Jonny Evans has been proving his doubters wrong these past two seasons.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Rio Ferdinand
It was another successful campaign for Rio Ferdinand: at 34-years-old, he made more appearances than any other Manchester United central-defender while he was also named into the PFA Team of the Year.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Phil Jones
Injuries hampered Phil Jones' season to an extent. Nonetheless, the versatile 21-year-old still provided tremendous tactical value as a combative central-midfielder against some of Manchester United's most formidable foes this season.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Patrice Evra
Patrice Evra is clearly no longer the world-class left-back that he once was. However, this season was improvement for him in comparison to some of his most recent ones.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: Rafael da Silva
Our player reviews for Manchester United's 20|13 title-winning season continues with right-back Rafael da Silva.
MUFC 2012-13 player review: David de Gea
Our player reviews for Manchester United's 20|13 title-winning season begins with the No.1: Davd de Gea.
Vote for Manchester United's goal of the year
Robin van Persie's stoppage time winner at the Etihad, his volley against Aston Villa, or Rafael's rocket at QPR -- which is Manchester United's goal of the year?
Robin van Persie is TBB's player of the year
The decision for this community's player of the year was always going to come down to two men: Robin van Persie and Michael Carrick. The Dutchman is the choice.