Manchester United stars dressed to impress as they walked the red carpet for the club’s season-ending ceremony on Monday night.
The Red Devils and their partners were spotted in suits and boots as they celebrated their 2022-23 campaign for their senior and academy sides.
A number of prestigious accolades were handed out during the evening, including Player of the Year Sir Matt Busby, which was won by in-form striker Marcus Rashford.
The event offered United’s stars a moment to reflect on their impressive campaign, which saw them return to their place in the Premier League’s top four.
However, despite their success this season, United boss Erik ten Hag has reminded his players that they still need to “do better” as they prepare for next season.
Marcus Rashford won Player of the Year and Player of the Year awards at Man United’s end-of-season awards ceremony
Goalkeeper David de Gea poses with his partner, Edurne Garcia, before the start of the event
Centre-back Lisandro Martinez and his girlfriend Muri Lopez smile for the cameras
Stars like Alejandro Garnacho (left), his girlfriend Eva Garcia (second from left), Facundo Pellistri (right) and his girlfriend Cami Garcia (second from right) were present at the event
Erik ten Hag watched the role before giving a speech to his players on the night
speaking at night, 10 Hag said: ‘For me, they know, good is not good enough. We must do better. But, of course, after the start [of the season], Brighton and Brentford… we are happy. We are in the right direction. But satisfied? No we are not.
“When you show confidence and belief in the plan and your teammates, you will win.” We’ve done it in so many games. But, also, we have faced setbacks.
“So they’re a resilient team with character and personality. Those are all the attributes you need for a successful season and [to] win trophies.’
Ten Hag also reminded his United stars that, despite their end-of-season awards, the campaign was not over and they still had one crucial game to play.
The Red Devils will face rivals Manchester City in the FA Cup final on June 3. United, if they win, will get a historic double while City could clinch the treble.
‘We have to do better. We have a good base but we have to do better. We have a game to play and it’s a great opportunity to take the next big step,” said ten Hag.
“Then, after the summer, we have to raise our standards and do even better. The competition is tough. Our competitors will reach higher levels and we must at least do the same.
“But I don’t think it’s good enough. We don’t want to stay here, we want to go higher and compete for the top two.
United finished third in the Premier League and were nine points behind second-placed Arsenal. Despite ten Hag’s disappointment, it was a significant improvement on their sixth place finish last year – before he arrived.
Brazilian midfielder Casemiro stands with his wife Anna Mariana on the red carpet of the event
Harry Maguire and his partner Fern Hawkins were all smiles as they posed at United’s end of season awards
Donny van de Beek (left) and Luke Shaw (right) were pictured together at the event
Numerous awards were handed out in the evening as the Red Devils teams – men’s, women’s and academy – celebrated their 2022-23 campaigns.
Rashford scooped Player of the Year and Player of the Year awards, while Antony’s strike at home to Barcelona won Goal of the Season.
For their women’s team, Alessio Russo won Player of the Year while Hannah Blundell won Player of the Year. Russo’s goal at Arsenal won the title for best strike.
In the academy, Kobbie Mainoo won the Jimmy Murphy award, Dan Gore picked up the Denzil Haroun award, Holly Deering won the Young Player of the Year award and Bella Reidford won the Player of the Year award.
The Red Devils have also launched the first Fan Award named after the late Ian Stirling and confirmed it will be a permanent feature of their end-of-season awards.
