Without the efforts of Scandinavian players, the modern history of Manchester United might be very different.
It was a Danish defender, John Sivebæk, who scored the first goal of Sir Alex Ferguson's reign at the club, in a team that also featured the talents of Danish winger Jesper Olsen as well.
Scandinavians also played a key role on the most famous night in the club's history, the 1999 Champions League final, as Swede Jesper Blomqvist, Danish shot-stopper Peter Schmeichel and Norwegian defender Ronny Johnsen started the match at the Nou Camp, before a certain Ole Gunnar Solskjaer stole the show with his iconic winning goal.