The 76-year-old underwent surgery to treat a brain haemorrhage on Saturday night.
Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson (File Photo: AFP)
Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson is reportedly out of a coma and is recovering well from surgery for a brain haemorrhage and has even started communicating verbally.
As per a report in the Daily Mail, the 76-year-old has spoken to family and friends at the Salford Royal Hospital, where he got successfully operated upon on Saturday night, and is now expected to make a full recovery.
Britain’s most successful manager, Ferguson’s last public appearance came on April 29 when the Red Devils hosted arch-rivals Arsenal for a Premier League clash.
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Outgoing Gunners boss Arsene Wenger was honoured before kick-off by Ferguson and current United incumbent Jose Mourinho and the French tactician was among many luminaries to send messages of support for the iconic Scot.
While the surgery was successful, it remains to be seen whether the Scot can make a complete recovery.
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Ferguson retired from the game in 2013 after having guided the Red Devils to an unprecedented 20th Premier League title and the English giants have failed to win the league since then, despite splashing the cash each summer.
He remained a part of the club as he took up a role as a director and ambassador, regularly attending games and his ill health came as a shock to many, for he had looked as strong as ever of late.
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