Can you recognize it if you don’t look at the name? A group photo of three Manchester United legends, the fan on the left exclaimed that he didn’t recognize it

June 28 The Sun reported that Manchester United legends Stam, Wes Brown and Pobosky recently gathered, and Pobosky's appearance changed so much that fans almost couldn't recognize it.

Stam recently posted a photo of himself with Brown, Pobosky and the Triple Crown Trophy on Instagram, and wrote: "I'm glad to reunite with these two outstanding figures. Let's talk about the future and recall the past!"

52-year-old Stam was the main central defender under Sir Ferguson in the 1998-99 season, playing 51 games, helping Manchester United become the first English club to win the Premier League, Champions League and the FA Cup at the same time.

45-year-old Brown had just made his mark from the youth training camp at that time, making 21 appearances in the triple-champion season, and gradually became the backbone of the team, playing until 2011.

After seeing the photos, many fans could recognize Stam and Wes Brown, but they could not recognize who the third person was. This is because at the age of 53, his image is completely different from his player age. The former winger once had an unforgettable look with her flowing long hair and jade-faced look. After the 1996 European Cup, he joined Manchester United for a transfer fee of £3.5 million. In the journey of running the dark horse, he shined on behalf of the Czech Republic.

But with the rise of Beckham, a member of Class 92, in his position, he gradually became a marginalist. During his one and a half season at Manchester United, he played 48 times and scored 6 goals, finally redirecting to Benfica in December 1997. His name is Pobosky.

At this reunion, he had cut his signature blonde short and dyed it dark, had a beard and appeared in sunglasses. Although he did not participate in the three-time championship, Poboski left Manchester United with the 1996-97 Premier League champion medal.

After leaving the Red Devils, he played for Benfica, Lazio, Sparta Prague and Dynamo Budjejovice, and hung up his boots in 2007. His national team career is also brilliant, second only to Chelsea, Minnesota Cech, and ranked second in the history of the Czech team.

The stunning score in the 1996 European Cup against Portugal became his most classic moment. After retiring, he became a commentator, active on the Canal+ Sports Channel, and participated in charity competitions, including the 2022 Manchester United "Legend of the Northern" veterans.