Sir Alex Ferguson reflects on mortality as he doubts he'll see Manchester United’s new stadium

Sir Alex Ferguson, the former Manchester United manager, opened up in a newly released book about his personal reflections on life and death. According to Mirror Football, the legendary coach admits that thoughts of his own mortality “cross his mind,” but he stresses he does not fear them.

The former manager also expressed a melancholy view of the club’s upcoming infrastructure project. Ferguson said he doubts he will be alive to witness the opening of Manchester United’s new stadium, which is part of a long‑term redevelopment of Old Trafford.

While the comments have sparked a wave of media attention, Ferguson’s focus remains on his legacy and the future of the club. He reiterated that his concerns are personal and that he continues to follow United’s performances from afar.

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