The stars and present of Manchester United have gathered in the Manchester cathedral before the funeral of the Denis Law Club before its funeral on Tuesday afternoon.
The legendary Man United Chief, Sir Alex Ferguson, has arrived to be among the mourners, and 500 people are expected to attend.
The former united man Gary Neville, Bryan Robson and Ruud Van Nistelrooy were among those seen ahead of the service, which will begin at 2 PM GMT.
The law died at the age of 84 in January, having been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and vascular dementia in August 2021.
It is the third goal of the United goals of all time behind Wayne Rooney and Sir Bobby Charlton with 237 in 404 games, and the top scotland set scorer with 30 goals of its 55 limits.
Law was part of the Holy Trinity of Man United with Charlton and George Best, who helped take the Club to the European Cup in 1968.
A funeral for the law of the legend of Man United Denis Law will take place in the Manchester Cathedral
The former man United captain, Gary Neville, was photographed arriving ahead of the funeral
Ruud van Nistelrooy and Bryan Robson were among the greats of the Man United that arrived arriving
Best's son, Felum, was one of the views that arrived for the service.
It is not expected that the owner of the minority Sir Jim Ratcliffe is present, and Sir Dave Brailsford attended as representative of INEOS.
It is also expected that the Glazer family, the owners of most Man United, are absent as they were for Charlton's funeral in the same place in 2023.
It was said at that time that they remained away from the service because they did not want to cause a distraction.
The members of the public have gathered in the streets when Law of Law will arrive at Old Trafford, where the club staff will be among those assigned in a final farewell to the striker who was known as 'The king of the end of Stretford'.
The law is the only person who is represented in two statutes in the stadium, one in Stretford End's lobby and the other as part of the Trinity statue.
The procession stopped outside the statue of the Trinity before leaving Old Trafford on the route to the Manchester Cathedral. The flags had been lowered by half mast by the club in honor of the law.
Law's portrait was placed in Manchester's cathedral before service, with 500 guests to attend
Man United fans paid tribute to the outskirts of Old Trafford, where the procession briefly arrested
Man United has offered followers the opportunity to leave messages and memories of law through a condolence book in the reception of hospitality in Old Trafford.
The club has also invited fans to make donations to two beneficial organizations included in the service order at the funeral, the Alzheimer's society and the Denis Law Foundation.
Law won the European Cup, two English titles and the FA Cup in its 11 years in Old Trafford.
He was awarded the Golden Ball in 1964, with Charlton and Best Neting in 1966 and 1968 respectively.
Law is the only Scottish player who has received the honor.
Born in Aberdeen, Law began his career with Huddersfield Town, he had two spells in Manchester City and also played in Italy for Torino.
Man United described LAW as one of his 'biggest and movement loved players' after his death last month.
Man United fans paid tribute to the law in Old Trafford last month after his death
Law completed the fearsome United 1960 line along with Sir Bobby Charlton (medium) and George Best (right)
The law spent 11 years in Old Trafford during his brilliant career and had two spells in Man City
'All in Manchester United are mourning for the loss of Denis Law, the king of the end of Stretford, who died, at 84. With 237 goals in 404 appearances, it will always be held as one of the best and most beloved club players, 'said the club.
'The last scorer, his style, spirit and love for the game made him the hero of a generation. Our deepest condolences are with Denis's family and many friends. His memory will live forever.
Law was the sixth member of the United Team that won the European Cup with Sir Matt Busby to suffer dementia.
Charlton, who died in October 2023, Nobby Stiles, Tony Dunne, David Herd and Bill Foulkes were also diagnosed before his death.