By the time he eventually stepped away from Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson left a trophy cabinet bursting at the seams and a legacy as one of the greatest managers of all time.

Rangers manager Derek McInnes revealed that Sir Alex Ferguson visited the club's Auchenhowie training ground for lunch this week. The legendary former Manchester United manager offered advice and shared parallels with his own early managerial struggles, helping McInnes navigate his initial difficult start at Ibrox.
Rangers have rebounded from early struggles with six consecutive victories, including a 1-0 win against Celtic, positioning them two points behind the Scottish Premiership leaders. McInnes was named Manager of the Month for September, while summer signing Olwethu Makhanya earned Player of the Month honors.
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