Fans of Manchester United have gathered outside Old Trafford to pay their respects to club legend Denis Law, who passed away earlier this week. The Scottish striker, a key member of the legendary "Holy Trinity" alongside George Best and Bobby Charlton, was a beloved figure at the club.
Law, who spent 11 years at Old Trafford, was a prolific goalscorer and helped the club win their first European Cup in 1968. His statue stands proudly outside the stadium, a constant reminder of his immense contribution to the club's history.
Flowers, scarves, and shirts have been laid at the foot of the statue as fans come to leave their tributes. Many have shared their personal stories and memories of Law, highlighting his impact on their lives and the club.
"Denis Law was more than just a footballer to us," said long-time United fan, John Smith. "He was an icon, a legend, and a true gentleman. His goals and his spirit will never be forgotten."
Law's passing has sparked an outpouring of grief and admiration from fans around the world. Social media has been flooded with tributes, with many sharing their favorite moments of the Scottish striker's career.
The club has also paid tribute to Law, releasing a statement on their official website. "Denis Law was one of the greatest players to ever pull on the Manchester United shirt," the statement read. "His goals, his skill, and his leadership inspired generations of fans. He will be deeply missed."
The death of Denis Law marks the end of an era for Manchester United. The "Holy Trinity" of Law, Best, and Charlton was a force to be reckoned with in the 1960s and 70s, and their legacy continues to live on today.
While Law's passing is a sad loss for the club and its supporters, his memory will live on forever at Old Trafford. The tributes from fans outside the stadium are a testament to the enduring legacy of one of the greatest players to ever grace the hallowed turf.
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