Sir Alex Ferguson is said to be in talks with the board to return as Manchester United’s head coach as the club has lost its identity and spirit, making it impossible for him to sit still.

Even former legends of the club are sharing their wishes. Rio Ferdinand took to social media, saying, “If he returns — even for one season — everything changes.” Gary Neville chimed in with similar passion, declaring that Sir Alex Ferguson has always been the heart and soul of Manchester United. To him, this isn’t just about finding a coach — it’s about bringing the spirit of the club back to life.

Now, the Manchester United board faces a defining moment. The idea of assigning any official or symbolic role to an icon in his 80s might seem daring, perhaps even unorthodox. Still, it could be just the kind of inspiration and unity the club desperately needs.

Whether Ferguson returns to a technical role or simply offers his presence and wisdom in an advisory capacity, there’s no denying the effect: the mere talk of his potential return has already sparked renewed belief throughout the club and its fanbase.

Football has seen legendary comebacks, but nothing quite on this scale. The prospect of this knight stepping forward once more isn’t about reclaiming past glory—it’s about restoring the greatness of the institution he once led to dominance.

Old Trafford waits in anticipation. And maybe—just maybe—Sir Alex Ferguson isn’t done dreaming yet.