Legendary Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson attended a meeting of United's management on Monday local time, which was held at Old Trafford to focus on important matters at the club, the Manchester Evening News reports.
Monday's meeting brought together a number of key figures from the United hierarchy, including United chairman Sir Ratcliffe, a representative of the Glazer family, United CEO Omar Berrada, and Sir Dave Brailsford, head of sports at Inglis. The presence of Sir Alex Ferguson certainly added weight to the meeting, and as one of the most successful managers in United's history, he has a profound influence on the future of the club.
In addition, a meeting of the Executive Committee was also arranged by United on Tuesday, local time, in London. The meeting also brings together core members of the United hierarchy, including Sir Ratcliffe, representatives of the Glazer family, Sir Brailsford, Bellada, as well as sporting director Dan Ashworth and technical director Jason Wilcox. The meeting will further explore the club's strategic planning and operational details.
Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville also attended the Fans Advisory Committee meeting as a key member of the Old Trafford Redevelopment Task Force. Neville has extensive experience and influence in the soccer world and his involvement will provide valuable advice and support for the stadium redevelopment project.
