Sir Alex Ferguson Hospitalized Amid Man United vs. Liverpool Match at Old Trafford

Sir Alex Ferguson, the former manager of Manchester United, was transported from Old Trafford to the hospital this afternoon after becoming ill at the stadium during the match against Liverpool.

The Manchester Evening News and Daily Mail reported on Sunday that the 84-year-old, who had come to Old Trafford to watch the game, started feeling sick more than an hour before kickoff.

According to the Daily Mail, the 84-year-old was admitted to the hospital only as a precaution, but it is anticipated that he will soon be recovering at home.

The most successful manager in United’s history, Sir Alex, frequently attends both home and away games. He traveled to Old Trafford today in advance of his team’s crucial Premier League matchup with fierce rivals Liverpool.

According to the news outlet, Ferguson had a brain hemorrhage in 2018 and recovered following surgery; however, there is no indication that this incident is connected.

Ferguson, who left his position as manager of Manchester United in 2013, has recently faced a number of obstacles that have changed his life.