Former Manchester United chairman Martin Edwards has named his five best signings.

Edwards oversaw the most successful in United's history.

"I'd have to have Cantona in there," he told MUTV. "Just look at the time he was there. We won the league four of the five years, we did two doubles. I think we would have done a third double if he hadn't the supporter at Crystal Palace. I think he just completely revolutionised the club in the time he was there.

"Peter Schmeichel, £505,000, absolute bargain when you think of what he did in the eight years he was there, what we won. Five titles, we won the Champions League. FA Cup a few times. Unbelievable.

"Denis Irwin. £700,000. Again eight or nine years, I think he got seven championship medals. Part of that huge success. Great player, very rarely had a bad game.

"Bryan Robson, £1.5m. Seemed a lot of money at the time, a British record. But captained us to three FA Cup finals, a couple of leagues, was really the main player at a time before Untied really hit the headlines, before they became a great side. Again a fantastic midfield player, up and down, scored important goals - semi-finals, finals, reliant Robson.

"Roy Keane fantastic midfield player, something like seven championship medals, FA Cup winner, captained us, took over the captaincy from Bryan Robson, probably took over that midfield from Bryan Robson. When Bryan went, we all wondered who was capable of taking over; certainly Roy Keane stepped into the breach there."