David de Gea was named Manchester United's player of the year by both his team-mates and supporters at the club's annual awards ceremony on Thursday night.

The Spanish goalkeeper did the double as he received the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award, voted for by the supporters, and the Players' Player of the Year prize for his impressive form this season.

De Gea picked up the supporters' award after claiming 54 per cent of the vote, ahead of Wayne Rooney and Adnan Januzaj in second and third place respectively.

 

Super strike: Rooney's strike against West Ham in March was named United's goal of the season

 

 

 

Up and coming: James Wilson (right) is presented with the Jimmy Murphy Young Player of the Year award

 

 

On stage: Michael Carrick is interviewed by host Hayley McQueen at the awards dinner

 

On the mic: Darren Fletcher is interviewed by host Jim Rosenthal at Old Trafford

'I tried to do my best this year and I think it was my best season so far. I felt really good and confident. I will try to do the same for next season.'

Wayne Rooney was awarded the Goal of the Season award for his 60-yard wonder-strike against West Ham at Upton Park in March.

The stunning effort, which brought back memories of David Beckham's long-range strike against Wimbledon in 1996, polled 58 per cent of the vote to beat Patrica Evra's goal away to Bayern Munich.

Rooney said: 'It was a goal that I am really pleased with, I do think David Beckham's was a bit better, but I was happy to score.

On the red carpet: Wayne Rooney and wife Coleen pose for a photo at Old Trafford

 

Arrival: Rooney and wife Coleen arrive for the Manchester United Player of the Year awards

Wave for the cameras: Robin van Persie and wife Bouchra on the red carpet

'I did worry that it might bounce over the goalkeeper at first, but you just have to hope for the best. Thankfully it came off.'

Interim manager Ryan Giggs was recognised for his services to the club with the Lifetime Achievement award.

Giggs said: 'I’m not usually an emotional person. But this has touched me. To receive this Lifetime Achievement is something special, one of the most special awards I’ve ever received. 

All set: Carrick arrives hand in hand with his wife Lisa at Old Trafford

 

All smiles: Manchester United's Darren Fletcher stands alongside wife Hailey

'This club touches everyone’s heart; it’s not only a club, it’s a family. So many special people have been a part of that, so for me to win this is emotional and it’s a special night for me.

'I’ve played with so many great players who have had a massive impact on me, and of course Sir Alex Ferguson, who has been the single biggest influence on my career. I’m a lucky man.'

Two days after scoring a double on his debut against Hull City, 18-year-old James Wilson was named Jimmy Murphy Academy Player of the Year.

 

 

Swiss right-back Saidy Janko was rewarded for his impressive debut season with the Denzil Haroun Reserve Team Player of the Year award.

The 18-year-old said: 'I'm very proud. I didn’t expect something like this. 

'I’ve settled in pretty well because Manchester United is like a family, so I made friends really quickly. Warren Joyce [the United reserves coach] had confidence in me and gave me a chance to prove myself.'