99: Manchester United to release documentary on 1999 treble

In light of the club's current difficulties, Manchester United supporters are welcome to indulge in nostalgia, as a new documentary series called "99" will look back on the team's most successful season ever.

In 1999, Alex Ferguson's team achieved a historic triple crown by winning the FA Cup, Champions League, and Premier League.

When rivals Manchester City won the treble last season, it was an unparalleled feat that took more than 20 years to replicate.

The three-part documentary 99, which will be available on Amazon Prime, will examine a season marked by drama, turmoil, and miracles.

There are several memorable moments from the season, including the Champions League semi-final victory over Juventus led by Roy Keane, the FA Cup semi-final goal by Ryan Giggs against Arsenal, and the European Cup victory by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with a last-second goal.

On social media, Beckham with the trailer said, "25 years since that historic treble winning season 🏆🏆🏆 “99”… a three-part documentary series covering an incredible 10 days ❤️ @manchesterunited 🔴⚫️

"Out May 17th on @primevideo 🎥🍿@studio99 @venture.land @buzz16_"

On the other hand, the documentary series promises "untold stories" and has interviews with people like Dwight Yorke, Teddy Sheringham, Paul Scholes, Andy Cole, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Peter Schmeichel, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

On May 17, fans should mark their calendars because 99 will debut on Prime Video and all three parts will be accessible worldwide on that day.

The show is a tribute to one of the greatest feats in football history as well as the narrative of a team that Sir Alex Ferguson assembled, developed, and helped shape into legends.