Alex Ferguson ends intensive care
The former Man Utd coach's health has stabilized, and he will be treated as a regular inpatient.
"The Alex Ferguson family are overwhelmed by the exceptional level of care being provided at Salford Royal Hospital," Man Utd said in a statement. The Old Trafford club added that Sir Alex's family continue to request "privacy" as the legendary manager enters the next phase of treatment.
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Alex Ferguson's health has stabilized after a week in hospital. Photo:PA. |
Alex Ferguson was admitted to hospital on Saturday morning, May 5, after suffering a stroke at his home. He underwent surgery the following day at Salford Royal Hospital to remove a blood clot in his brain. 48 hours after being admitted to the hospital, the 76-year-old coach regained consciousness and spoke to his family.
The British press once said that the coach nicknamed "hairdryer" needed several months of special care. However, his wife - Mrs. Cathy - and family said that this was not necessary.
According toBBC, the 13-time Premier League champion strategist will be cared for like a normal inpatient in the coming time.
"This is great news," Arsene Wenger said when he learned of his former rival's improvement. "He has worked very hard and deserves to enjoy a longer life. Hopefully Ferguson will be back to normal soon."
Pep Guardiola called the news that Alex Ferguson's family asked him to leave intensive care "a surprise". The new Premier League champion also sent his best wishes to his senior coach.
