Two of the fit United players who did play in the game dedicated the victory to those killed and hurt in the terror attack at the Manchester Arena

The injured stars – including Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Ashley Young, Luke Shaw and Marcos Rojo – combined their sharp grey suits with crutches and medical support boots.

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Manchester United’s injury-ravaged side filled the dugout with crutchesCredit: Reuters
After the game, the injured Swede posed with a Manchester United fan’s banner – that said he could have SEX with his wife if he stays at the club.

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The Manchester United squad needed a bunch of crutches to get aroundCredit: Getty Images

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic got in all the photos dspite nursing his knee injuryCredit: Getty Images

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The Swede even had his own personal driver at the stadiumCredit: Getty Images

Anthony Martial celebrates in the dressing room with Marcus Rashford

The brilliant striker’s future is still unclear with the 35-year-old recovering from a knee injury sustained in the semi-final of the Europa League against Anderlecht at Old Trafford.

The former Barcelona and Ajax man had surgery in Miami after last month’s knee ligament injury.

Two of the fit United players who did play in the game dedicated the victory to those killed and hurt in the terror attack at the Manchester Arena.

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Despite missing out on the massive match in his home country, Zlatan was in a great moodCredit: Reuters

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Jose Mourinho has criticised some of his injured players this season but not in SwedenCredit: Reuters

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Luke Shaw was in his club suit as he recovers from his latest serious injuryCredit: Getty Images

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Ibrahimovic started the night on crutches but ditched them when the party startedCredit: Reuters

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Even the injured players celebrated the two United goals in StockholmCredit: Getty Images

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United will have a strong squad next season if they can get all of their players fitCredit: Reuters
Paul Pogba said: “We know these things are very sad all over the world, in Manchester, London and Paris.

“Manchester, we won and worked for them and the country, we play for England and Manchester and the people who died.”

And Juan Mata added: “It was a very difficult week for us and the city we wanted to win for all the people who suffered and this trophy is for them.”