Antonio Valencia assumed the captain’s armband from the retiring Michael Carrick in the summer and is now Manchester United’s longest-serving player.
"I remember feeling anxious because I was stood next to Mr Ferguson and it was my first training day, so I was extremely nervous."
"This is when I broke my left ankle. I had a tattoo of my daughter's name on my arm and I was looking at it when I left the pitch, as my daughter was at the stadium."
"This is the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award that I won in 2012. I won three trophies so it was a very good moment for me and I have really fond memories."
"We won the Premier League in Sir Alex's final season. It was the second trophy that I'd lifted with United, so I was very happy."
"During our comeback win over Olympiacos, I was headed in the eye but had to continue playing. I could only see out of one eye for the rest of the game."
"We beat Liverpool at Anfield. It was a really hard game but the team played very well and I kept the match ball as a souvenir."
"We won the cup with Louis van Gaal as the manager. It had been some time since United last won it, so I was very pleased to beat Crystal Palace."
"This is after the Europa League final, which we were determined to win. The team played well, we won 2-0 and we were all delighted to lift the trophy."
"I scored with my left foot – my first goal with my left foot for United. I was very happy to score and it helped us to beat Stoke, so it was a good result."
“I was representing United as captain on our pre-season tour of America and I was very proud to lead out the team."