Opinions among several Manchester United heroes are split when it comes to adding more Premier League titles to their collection

Former Manchester United players are split over whether they should receive retrospective Premier League winners' medals if Manchester City are stripped of titles following financial breach findings. Paul Pogba, Paul Scholes, and Rio Ferdinand expressed support for being awarded titles and medals from seasons where United finished as runners-up to their local rivals.
Conversely, Wayne Rooney, Michael Owen, and Michael Carrick rejected the prospect of accepting retrospective honors. They argued that receiving medals years later cannot replicate the authentic feeling of winning on the pitch, with Rooney questioning why players would want an award after finishing in second place.
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