Former Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has uncovered the four current Premier League players he’d love to work with.
The currently resigned 79-year-old won 38 significant prizes in the wake of assuming responsibility for the Red Devils in 1986, including two Champions League wins and an amazing 13 Premier League titles.
Established himself as undoubtedly the best manager in Premier League history, if not ever, the Scotsman called time on his decorated coaching profession back in 2013, with United having without a doubt endured a dip in their form since the great manager departed.
He likewise proceeded to add the four players out of the current yield of Premier League talents that he would have wanted to train, three of whom all play for current strugglers, Tottenham Hotspur.
While interviewing with famous sports channel, Sportbible, Sir Alex Ferguson said: “Kane [is one]. I thought Alli was going to be a top player. I must admit, I don’t know what has gone on there. Kane and the boy Son at Tottenham, have been excellent players. Aguero has been a terrific striker, there’s no doubt about that. His goal-scoring has been exceptional. The top teams will always produce a player that can stand out.”
"I thought he was gonna be a top player. I don't know what's happened there."
"He's an excellent player."
Sir Alex Ferguson chats to @GNev2 about the two Tottenham players he would have liked to have managed 👀 pic.twitter.com/JI7KrFlkFz
— SPORTbible (@sportbible) May 21, 2021
Harry Kane has been linked with United and they have the cash to sign him. Ferguson would have been lucky if he would have worked with these wonderful players.
Over the years, Ferguson has trained some of the best players in the world. Players like Cristiano Ronaldo, Robin Van Persie, Wayne Rooney, David Beckham, Eric Cantona, Van Nistelrooy, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, and many others.
Ferguson is right now working on another documentary about his life, ‘Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In’, which is expected to be released on May 29.
