Sir Alex Ferguson will miss Manchester United’s clash with Brentford today, just four days after being dropped from his ambassadorial role.There’s nothing to suggest that had anything to do with

Sir Alex Ferguson will step down as Manchester United's ambassador at the end of the season as Ineos look to cut-down costs at the club.

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.

FOR A MAN who seems to be taking a long walk to the gallows every time he attends a press conference, Erik ten Hag keeps on smiling. It is an old trick with managers under severe pressure, trying

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.

SIR ALEX FERGUSON is set to miss Manchester United’s clash with Brentford today – just four days after being axed as a club ambassador. Earlier this week, Sir Alex was relieved of his

Manchester United and Aberdeen legend Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed that he “turned down” three English clubs after the advice he received from one figure.

Nicky Butt has opened up on a time when Sir Alex Ferguson gave him the hairdryer treatment after he was caught misbehaving at school, with the Man Utd legend even threatening to axe him

Manchester United great Alex Ferguson will step down from his role as club ambassador at the end of the season, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press

Sir Alex Ferguson will no longer serve as an ambassador for Manchester United after the role was scrapped by INEOS, the club's minority investors, as part of a widespread cost-cutting campaign. INEOS co-founder and CEO Sir Jim Ratcliffe reportedly told Ferguson of the decision during an in-person meeting at Old Trafford,

Sir Alex Ferguson is set to step back from his ambassadorial role at Manchester United at the end of the season, a source told ESPN. The decision has been taken as part of a cost-cutting drive at the club put in place following Sir Jim Ratcliffe's purchase of a minority stake in February.