“The United Board Should Be Arrested If They Ever Signed Him!” – Sir Alex Ferguson Explodes in Rant Over £22M Transfer Target, Slams Player as ‘Not Fit For The Club’
In what can only be described as a scathing and brutal takedown, Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson has reportedly launched a verbal missile toward the club’s current board over their interest in a controversial £22 million transfer target—a player he believes has no business even dreaming of wearing the iconic red shirt.
Sources close to the situation claim the fiery Scotsman didn’t mince words behind closed doors. When briefed on the club’s intention to pursue the unknown midfielder—whose name has been circulating in hushed tones through scouting circles—Fergie allegedly erupted, declaring:
“The United board should be arrested if they ever signed him. He’s not fit for this club. He doesn’t understand the pressure, the standards, the history—nothing!”
This isn’t the first time Sir Alex has intervened in the club’s transfer dealings, but it might just be the loudest. The £22M-rated target, who currently plays in a mid-table European league, is said to have been recommended by Erik ten Hag’s scouting team as a “value addition” to shore up midfield depth. However, Ferguson’s blistering assessment seems to have slammed the brakes on the deal.
Insiders say Ferguson pointed to the player’s lack of big-game experience, poor attitude in previous clubs, and questionable fitness record as “alarming red flags.” But most damning of all was his belief that the player lacked the “mentality of a winner.”
> “Manchester United is not a playground for average players looking to cash out. We built an empire on hunger, discipline, and pride. If this lad thinks he can stroll in here and coast, he’s in for a rude awakening,” Ferguson reportedly added.
This rant is already sending shockwaves through United fan groups across social media. Many supporters, tired of the club’s string of flops post-Fergie, are rallying behind the legendary manager’s words.
“Fergie’s right. We’ve wasted enough money on passionless passengers,” one fan posted on X. “If he says no, the board better listen this time.”
The pressure is now squarely on the Manchester United board, who are walking a
tightrope between