The removal of Sir Alex Ferguson from his position as a club ambassador by INEOS has been criticized by Manchester United legend Paul Scholes. Since his retirement in 2013, Sir Alex, the most decorated manager in Manchester United’s history, has served as ambassador, reputedly receiving £2.16 million annually.
The Legacy of Sir Alex Ferguson Ferguson is renowned for having guided Manchester United to 38 titles in 26 years, securing the team’s status as a dominant force in football. Speaking on TNT Sports, Scholes emphasized Ferguson’s enormous influence on Manchester United and implied that INEOS’ choice ignores his long-standing achievements.
Scholes Questions INEOS’ Decision’s Timing
Scholes also criticized the decision’s timing, describing it as “poor.” He made a suggestion that INEOS should have handled the change in a way that prevented more bad press, given the difficulties the team is currently having on the field. Ferguson will always be regarded as Manchester United’s finest ambassador, Scholes assured supporters despite his dismay.
