Manchester United Stars has lifted the determining education challenge cup by beating Hong Kong with 3-1 earlier today.
Every Red Devils player also saw the catchy named competition claiming a shiny medal for their gloomy efforts this season.
Last week Man Utd suffered the last heartache of the League by League by losing 1-0 to Tottenham in Bilbao.
Three competitions and 8,000 air spares later tired united flops finally concluded their campaign with medals on their necks.
After beating Aston Villa with 2-0 last Sunday, the men of Ruben Amorim stopped directly to Malaysia, where they were subsequently 1-0 ashamed by the Haarig-Put Together Asean All-Stars.
This afternoon she avoided such humiliation, although they were 1-0 to bring peace thanks to a goal from Juninho.
A second half Double from Chido Obi, the game turned around before Ayden Heaven's Stopping Time Goal achieved the Definitioning Education Challenge Cup forever.
Man utd stars, some sheep -like than others, then gathered their medals.
At that time there was a trophy lift -something that finally gave rise to a smile by Willaway star Alejandro Garnacho during this trip.
The tour after the United season was dominated by Chatter with regard to potential outputs.
Garnacho, who was put down for the last Premier League match of the Red Devils, is strongly connected to Napoli.
During a press conference this week, Amad Diallo was asked about the possibility that Garnacho will stay in United.
Amazingly enough, boss Ruben Amorim was seen who struggled to suppress a smile while the demand was delivered.
The future of skipper Bruno Fernandes also came under microscope.
While the Portuguese midfielder has been in Asia with United, his agent is said to have been in Riyad meeting with Al-Hilal Club Chiefs.
The Saudi side would be willing to offer the Red Devils £ 100 million for their captain and are a tax -free deal of three years worth around £ 200 million.
According to athletics, Fernandes is “seriously considering” to make the move – where Al -Hilal wants a quick response before the World Cup of Club.
Asked if Fernandes will leave after he had chosen him for today's kickabout with Hong Kong, boss Amorim claimed: “I don't think so.
“I'm not sure, nobody does it. But I don't think so.
“I think he wants to stay. He says no to many things, but it shows that he wants to win.”