Erik ten Hag has admitted that the end of Sir Alex Ferguson's employment at Manchester United will "impact" the club, but insists the former manager will still be available to offer advice to players and staff.

Erik ten Hag has insisted he expects Sir Alex Ferguson to remain an active part of life at Manchester United despite the termination of his ambassadorial contract.Since his retirement in 2013,

Sir Alex Ferguson won a plethora of trophies during his time in charge of Manchester United, but his star-studded wealth of players had one bizarre belief in his earlier days at Old Trafford

Erik ten Hag believes Sir Alex Ferguson will always be available for advice despite Manchester United removing him from the wage bill. The Athletic this week reported Sir Jim Ratcliffe had informed Ferguson his annual salary of approximately £2million needed to be cut as part of the INEOS streamlining operation.

Erik ten Hag has reacted to the news that Sir Alex Ferguson has been axed from his ambassadorial role.The news came midweek and shocked many when, really, I don’t think it should have.Sir Alex

Sir Alex Ferguson has opened up on his decision to leave Manchester United and says his main reason for stepping down was to support his wife following the death of her sister. Ferguson’s extraordinary 26-year spell in charge of the Red Devils came to an end in 2013 when he resigned from the job and retired from football management.

Manchester United new part-owners INEOS has continued its cost-cutting programme by ending a multi-million pound annual commitment to Sir Alex Ferguson, the most successful manager in the club’s history.

Erik ten Hag says Alex Ferguson "is Man United" and believes he will remain available to help in their bid to return to the top, despite leaving his ambassadorial role.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe informed Sir Alex Ferguson this week that his ambassadorial job will come to an end in the summer

Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag, has claimed that the Premier League’s club decision to rip up Sir Alex Ferguson’s £2million-a-year contract will have an impact. Ferguson is set to miss Saturday’s clash with Brentford at Old Trafford.

Erik ten Hag has not hid away from the reality of the pressure that comes at Manchester United, but he does not shy away from the fact the team cannot match the standards previously set by Sir Alex Ferguson in their current state.