Manchester United have confirmed on their website that Sir Alex Ferguson will retire from football at the end of this season. The Scot left the English club having won 39 official titles with Manchester United: 13 league championships, two Champions League, 5 FA Cup, one Intercontinental Cup and World Club Cup, among others. Ferguson had been at the helm since 1986, through the FC St. Mirren and Aberdeen before joining United. "The decision to retire I have thought long and I have not taken easily," Ferguson said in a statement. "It's time". Another reason that has been able to think Sir Alex is the final withdrawal in June resignation of chief executive David Gill, a close ally of Ferguson. Ferguson will continue as a board member and will dirrectivo team ambassador after a career that began with difficulties but eventually becoming United in the most successful club in the history of the Premiership. The announcement of the imminent departure of Scot has been a drastic change of plans, and a few days ago, Sir Alex was committed to the future of the club, but with nuances: "We will be better and if we apply as we know, see our twentieth league title as the beginning of a decade of success, "he said. "If I am to be here to oversee a decade of success to be seen. But it will be worth to be around to see , "he added.
Hip Surgery
Sir Alex Ferguson has referred to their health as the major factor in determining continuity or not in front of the ship. In this sense, the United confirmed that next August, Ferguson-with a pacemaker installed in his heart since 2004 - will undergo a hip operation , made in England has raised new doubts about their future.
So, by the name of Jose Mourinho floating in the air, in case you decide to leave the bench for Real Madrid this summer, and with Ryan Giggs on the horizon, samples betting those established for the succession of Sir Alex would be the Everton manager David Moyes.
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