Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson 'still earns £235,000 A WEEK' | Daily Mail Online
We agreed no player should be paid more than me' - Alex Ferguson reveals Man United salary clause | Independent.ie
Sir Alex Ferguson 2021 – Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements
Celtic offered Alex Ferguson twice his Man United salary in attempt to get him to Parkhead - Pundit Arena
ESPN FC on Twitter: "Sir Alex Ferguson turns 79 today. This story from Patrice Evra sums him up as a manager and a man 👏 https://t.co/SXJdfKY4u7" / Twitter
Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson 'still earns £235,000 A WEEK' | Daily Mail Online
Sir Alex Ferguson earned more than any Manchester United player after 2010 deal | Alex Ferguson | The Guardian
SIR ALEX FERGUSON ON MAN UNITED SALARY DEAL • SoccerToday
Report: Alex Ferguson Is Still Being Paid A Lot Of Money By Man United | Balls.ie
Ralf Rangnick's salary shows Manchester United have once again broken the Sir Alex Ferguson rule | Shoot -Shoot
Sir Alex Ferguson still nets £235,000 a week
Man Utd News: Alex Ferguson's fortune nine years after retiring as Manchester United manager | Marca
Sir Alex Ferguson's 25 years at Manchester United – in numbers | Alex Ferguson | The Guardian
Networth - livebeyondsports
Sir Alex Ferguson still earning six-figure weekly sum nine years post-Man Utd retirement - Mirror Online
Sir Alex Ferguson unearths truths about Manchester United salary deal | Independent.ie
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Alex Ferguson Net Worth & Career - The Talking Moose
Sir Alex Ferguson still earning six-figure weekly sum nine years post-Man Utd retirement - Mirror Online
Sir Alex Ferguson Net Worth, Salary & Endorsements 2021 - Sportskeeda
Sir Alex Ferguson: Former Manchester United Manager Still Earns Handsome Paycheck, 9 Years After Leaving Club - SportsBrief.com
Who the hell do you think you are': When Alex Ferguson reminded players who paid their salaries - The Statesman
Sir Alex Ferguson gets £108,000 a day — and he's retired. So why can't football pay the living wage? | Ian Jack | The Guardian
