Manchester United has a proud tradition of welcoming back its legends, and the club recently rolled out the red carpet for another iconic figure at their Carrington training ground.

Fresh off inviting Diego Forlan and the Da Silva twins—Rafael and Fabio—ahead of their crucial clash with Liverpool, the Red Devils have now hosted former captain Bryan Robson. Forlan, who caught up with fellow Uruguayan Manuel Ugarte, and the Brazilian twins, who chatted with ex-teammates Michael Carrick and Jonny Evans, set the stage for this latest reunion.

Robson, a true midfield powerhouse, graced Old Trafford from 1981 to 1994 after signing from West Bromwich Albion. Known as "Captain Marvel," he made 465 appearances and netted 100 goals, earning two Premier League titles, three FA Cups, two Charity Shields, and a European Cup Winners' Cup. His all-action style and versatility across midfield made him a fan favorite and a club legend.

According to the club's official website, Robson was a welcome guest at Carrington as Michael Carrick's squad prepared to face Sunderland. The site notes he's a fairly regular attendee, and he was spotted looking sharp in a 1992 League Cup final jacket from the new 90/92 Bringback collection—part of United's official merchandise line.

Now 69, Robson has also managed clubs like Middlesbrough, Bradford City, Sheffield United, West Brom, and the Thailand national team. Today, he serves as a Global Ambassador for Manchester United, representing the club at events worldwide.

For fans, seeing legends like Robson back at the training ground is a reminder of the club's rich history—and a perfect excuse to gear up in retro-inspired kits that celebrate those glory days.