Sir Alex Ferguson Lands £100,000-A-Day Deal As United Ambassador

Jason Ferguson is masterminding father Sir Alex’s hugely lucrative post-management options nine years after the Manchester United board pledged never to do business again with his football agency.

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In the picture is Sir Alex Ferguson with his grandchildren

Sir Alex Ferguson Considers Stepping Down

Sir Alex Ferguson arrived at Manchester United's Carrington training complex yesterday morning amid massive speculation an announcement will be made shortly about his future.

Ferguson’s United future was shrouded in doubt on Tuesday night with the Scot understood to be giving serious consideration to ending his 26-year reign as manager.
As rumours of the 71-year-old’s imminent retirement swept Manchester, senior figures at the club failed to respond to repeated attempts to confirm or deny the story, which emerged following United’s player versus coaches golf day at Dunham Massey on Tuesday afternoon.

With United now forced to adhere to the strict rules and regulations of the New York Stock Exchange in terms of the release of significant information relating to the running of the club following last August’s partial flotation, any change of management would fall within those requirements.

Culled from the Telegraph UK

Will Jose Mourinho Replace Sir Alex Ferguson As Manchester United's Manager???

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has hinted that he will not be replacing Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United manager.

Mourinho gave a knockabout interview to former United European Cup winner Paddy Crerand on behalf of the club channel MUTV, immediately prior to the main Madrid press conference at Old Trafford ahead of the Champions League clash between the teams.

Cristiano Ronaldo Is Willing To Take A Massive Pay Cut To Sensationally Rejoin Manchester United.

Mega-rich Paris Saint-Germain are ready with a package worth £130million to tempt him to France.

But Ronaldo has made his advisors aware he would sacrifice the huge pay-day to move back to Old Trafford for HALF the amount.

Alex Ferguson is still cautious about banking on Real Madrid’s Portuguese star returning to the club where he made his name.

But the United boss, who sold Ronaldo for £80m in 2009, has met him a couple of times this season and has made no secret about how impressed he is.

Fergie said: “Cristiano is mature now. He’s 28 and he’s at the peak of his career.