Sir Alex Ferguson has discussed a brain haemorrhage and the football matches that have shaped his life in an interview as he approaches his 85th birthday.
The former Manchester United manager spoke about the health issue during an appearance on BBC Breakfast. The interview also reflected on the games and experiences that have held particular importance throughout his life in football.
Ferguson is widely known for his managerial career at Manchester United, where he led the club for many years. The supplied material does not give further details about his condition, the timing of the haemorrhage or the specific matches discussed.
His appearance comes as he nears his 85th birthday, with the conversation focusing on both his health and the sporting moments that have helped define his life. No further information about his current condition or future plans is provided.
