- Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has spoken about his ordeal after suffering a life-threatening brain haemorrhage in 2018, admitting he was terrified.
- The 84-year-old revealed that he temporarily lost his voice following emergency surgery, describing it as a frightening moment when trying to speak to his grandsons.
- Ferguson credited a speech therapist with helping him regain his voice through exercises such as writing down the names of animals, birds and rivers.
- He praised his wife Cathy for guiding him through his recovery and supporting his return to Old Trafford less than four months after the operation.
- The interview was given in promotion of his new book, Games of My Life, which details 21 defining matches from his playing and managerial career.
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