Paul Scholes has criticised Manchester United’s decision to bring an end to Sir Alex Ferguson ambassadorial contract, labelling the move ‘distasteful’ and ‘disrespectful’. Ferguson departed United in 2013 as the most decorated manager in the club’s history after lifting 38 pieces of silverware,

Ex-Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey played over 350 times under Arsene Wenger, but Sir Alex Ferguson could have been the one guiding his career had things panned out differently

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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.

Sir Alex Ferguson was not bringing value to Manchester United in his ambassadorial role, according to ESPN senior writer Mark Ogden.

Sir Alex Ferguson missed Manchester United's win over Brentford at the weekend and is now expected to be absent from the Europa League clash against Fenerbahce on Thursday

Man United legend Paul Scholes has slammed the Premier League club’s new part-owners INEOS for their recent decision to stop paying Sir Alex Ferguson for his role as club ambassador.Following his

Scholes has offered his forthright assessment of Ineos' decision to strip Sir Alex Ferguson of his ambassadorial role at the end of the season.