Rio Ferdinand has been the bedrock of Manchester United's defence for 12 seasons in a trophy-laden period at Old Trafford. The 35-year-old's honours include six Premier League titles, a Champions League, a Club World Cup and two League Cups, but despite all that he was told by United chief Ed Woodward on Sunday that he has no future at Old Trafford, making the 1-1 draw at Southampton his 455th and final match for the club. Here, Sportsmail looks back on Ferdinand's career in the red half of Manchester... VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ferdinand talk about his future The early days: Rio Ferdinand won his first Premier League title with Manchester United in 2002/03 (left)
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Ferdinand's 12-year Manchester United career is over
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United chief Ed Woodward told Ferdinand after 1-1 draw at Southampton
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Defender made 455 appearances in a trophy-laden spell at the Old Trafford
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Ferdinand won six Premier League titles and one Champions League
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He joined United from Leeds for £29.1million in July 2002
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