Manchester United is a club that has ingrained its name among the European elite. They are arguably the greatest club in England to play in the modern era. Much of the success that Manchester United have enjoyed has stemmed from a near-complete dominance of their domestic competition: the Premier League.Under their legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United have lifted the elite Premier League title 13 times. Moreover, United are the only club to have completed a Premier League hat-trick twice - once during the famous 1998-99-00 era and then during the 2006-07-08 period.PMLEGEND™ Esq.🇯🇲👨🏾‍⚖️🌹🅴@PMLEGEND@SkySportsMNF @Carra23 @GNev2 Manchester United 1999 and Manchester United 2008 Only team in modern era to lift title and UCL / Treble in modern era. Also only teams to retain title 3 times in a row. United only side to win UCL unbeaten in 2008. Debate done. #MUFC #MNF05:05 AM · Feb 25, 2020113@SkySportsMNF @Carra23 @GNev2 Manchester United 1999 and Manchester United 2008 Only team in modern era to lift title and UCL / Treble in modern era. Also only teams to retain title 3 times in a row. United only side to win UCL unbeaten in 2008. Debate done. #MUFC #MNF https://t.co/meaLfxr00GIt is a record in and of itself, not matched by any other club, and that makes Manchester United the definition of an elite club.However, since the retirement of their esteemed manager in 2013, The Red Devils have found domestic glory hard to come by under several different leaderships.With United having spent over £1bn on transfers since 2013, there have been world-class talents at the club who have joined and left since. Yet the Premier League title still eludes them.The Premier League title eluded these top players while they were at Manchester United#5 Romelu LukakuManchester United v FC Barcelona - UEFA Champions League Quarter Final: First LegRomelu Lukaku was signed in the summer of 2017 to lead the line for Jose Mourinho's Red Devils. After much anticipation, his signing was revealed in a video where he linked up with current Manchester United player Paul Pogba. It was a genius marketing tactic by the club to generate attention worldwide.UtdArena@utdarenaRomelu Lukaku for Manchester United in all competitions (2017-18):👤 – 51 appearances (45+1)⚽ – 27 goals🅰 – 9 assists📈 – 113 minutes per goal-involvementThis included a drought of one goal in 12 games. Three goals shy of 30 in a debut season. Impressive.11:34 PM · May 7, 20198412Romelu Lukaku for Manchester United in all competitions (2017-18):👤 – 51 appearances (45+1)⚽ – 27 goals🅰 – 9 assists📈 – 113 minutes per goal-involvementThis included a drought of one goal in 12 games. Three goals shy of 30 in a debut season. Impressive. https://t.co/csmEfTGYdELukaku was truly a Mourinho signing, picked to lead the line with his physicality and goalscoring instinct. Manchester United finished runners-up in the Premier League in the 2017-18 season. He scored a total of sixteen goals in the league.In 2019, Lukaku finally left the club to seal a move to Inter Milan. It was only after Ole Gunnar Solskjær's reign began that Lukaku was no longer viewed as a first-choice striker at the club.#4 Angel Di MariaManchester United v West Bromwich Albion - Premier LeagueAngel Di Maria had just lifted the Champions League trophy with Real Madrid in 2014. He was signed up by Manchester United in the same summer for what was then a British transfer record of £67.5m.Sporting Life Football@SportingLifeFC🗓️ On This Day 2014...📝 @ManUtd smash transfer record to sign Angel Di Maria for £59.7mWorked out well....#MUFC2:19 PM · Aug 26, 201942🗓️ On This Day 2014...📝 @ManUtd smash transfer record to sign Angel Di Maria for £59.7mWorked out well....#MUFC https://t.co/opnoVcnTvSSigned to become their new iconic winger and take on the glorious no. 7 jersey, Angel Di Maria's time at Manchester United can be best described as a disappointment. Under former manager Louis Van Gaal, Di Maria struggled to perform for United. He was also often played out of position.After just one troublesome year in England, he decided to cut his time short and move to PSG and end his stay at Manchester United. During his year in England, he scored three goals and got 10 assists as United finished fourth in the Premier League.