Manchester United’s players enjoyed a team bonding night out at an upmarket Chinese restaurant, Tattu, just a three-minute walk away from where rival Manchester City players were winning PFA Awards on Tuesday night.

Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo were both shortlisted for the PFA Young Player of the Year Award

All were present at the awards ceremony at the Manchester Opera House in Deansgate – as United stars enjoyed a night out just around the corner.

Following on from their late victory against Fulham on Friday night, Luke Shaw, Marcus Rashford, Rasmus Hojlund were all spotted heading towards the lavish restaurant.

Several Manchester United players headed out on a team bonding meal out at an upmarket restaurant

United captain Bruno Fernandes recently admitted that he wanted the club to sign top players before agreeing to extend his contract

Even Garnacho and Mainoo, who had been in the running for a PFA Award had appeared to snub the ceremony, instead heading out to the Chinese restaurant with their team-mates.

Tattu, located on Gartside Street in Spinningfields, has been a popular frequent for footballers in the past.

United summer signing Leny Yoro was seen arriving on crutches at the restaurant having undergone surgery on a foot injury last week

Jonny Evans recently signed a new one-year deal to stay at Old Trafford

New summer signings Mattijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui were also spotted in the group

United are reportedly set to make a ‘U-turn’ on Casemiro’s future at the club, amid reports they could look to sell him

Lisandro Martinez was all smiles on Tuesday while pictured alongside his team-mate Tyrell Malacia