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In his new book Games of My Life, the Manchester United and Aberdeen legend focuses on 21 matches that defined his career – and addresses the loss of his wife, Lady Cathy

In his new book Games of My Life, legendary former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson reflects on his mortality, stating he is not afraid of dying. Ferguson shares his desire to see United's proposed new stadium, expressing hope that ground is broken quickly so he can attend the opening in person or in spirit.
The 84-year-old reflects on surviving a severe brain hemorrhage in May 2018 and discusses the loss of his wife, Lady Cathy, in October 2023. The book focuses on 21 defining matches from his career and personal life, including United's 2024 FA Cup final victory over Manchester City.
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