Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed his poignant Old Trafford wish as he confronted the issue of mortality.

Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has reflected on mortality and shared his wish to see the club open a new stadium. Writing in his new book, Games of My Life, the Scot expressed hope that Manchester United break ground quickly so he might celebrate the opening of a replacement for Old Trafford, stating he will attend the ceremony either in person or in spirit.
Ferguson also reflected on past personal challenges, including the death of his wife, Lady Cathy, and his recovery from a 2018 brain hemorrhage. He described how he rehearsed walking to his seat prior to returning to Old Trafford, recalling that supporters greeted him warmly following the ordeal.
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