GOODNEWS TO MANCHESTER UNITED FANS as Ferguson and Ruben Amorim convinces formal Manchester United player to join the club again after leaving the clubs 11 years ago Under Alex Ferguson.

Sir Alex Ferguson recently reached out to a former Manchester United player who left the club over a decade ago, demonstrating his lasting connection with those he once managed.

During his legendary tenure, Ferguson led United to 13 Premier League titles, two Champions League trophies, and numerous other honors. Since his retirement in 2013, the club has struggled to maintain the dominance he established. One of the players who departed post-Ferguson was Danny Welbeck, sold to Arsenal in 2014 for a reported £16 million. At the time, Ferguson’s former assistant, Rene Meulensteen, was asked if the iconic manager would have approved the move. He firmly believed Ferguson would have opposed it, pointing out that the former boss always prioritized youth development. He also defended Welbeck against criticism for his goal-scoring record, arguing that the forward often played out of position and faced strong competition.

Welbeck went on to score 32 goals in 126 appearances for Arsenal before joining Watford in 2019. A year later, he moved to Brighton & Hove Albion, where he has since netted 34 goals in 152 games.

Recently, Welbeck shared a memorable moment when Ferguson called him after he scored in an FA Cup match against Newcastle United. At first, he hesitated to answer a call from an unknown number, but upon picking up, he was greeted by Ferguson, who was thrilled about his performance.

The connection between Ferguson and his former players remains strong, highlighting the respect and admiration he commands. Even years after leaving management, he continues to offer encouragement and support, reinforcing the lasting impact he had on those he coached.