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9: Dimitar Berbatov - Tottenham to Manchester United
Dimitar Berbatov is perhaps the coolest striker to ever grace the Premier League, and he is often wrongly forgotten about when talking about the best United players of the last decade.
Berbatov joined United from Spurs in 2008 for just over 30 million, after an impressive 3 years at White Hart Lane. The Bulgarian would go on to spend four seasons at Manchester United, scoring 56 goals in 149 appearances and winning two Premier League trophies.
His 21-goal contribution in the 2010-11 campaign was pivotal in United's title race, and he contributed at least 10 goals in all but one of his other campaigns with the club.
Berbatov would leave the club in 2012, going on to find success at Fulham, before leaving England two years later.
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