After Manchester United’s FA Cup exit to Fulham, Gary Lineker questioned the inheritance Sir Alex Ferguson left for his successors at Manchester United, as he claimed Jürgen Klopp left Liverpool in a better state on his departure last year.

Manchester United have endured 12 largely miserable years since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure, with Gary Lineker suggesting that their woes stem from the end of the Scotsman's reign

Gary Lineker has hailed Liverpool for the way they handled Jurgen Klopp's exit compared with Sir Alex Ferguson's departure from Manchester United

Gary Lineker believes Manchester United's struggles can be traced back to Sir Alex Ferguson's exit, but the iconic boss has already hit back at similar claims.

Manchester United's season hit a fresh low on Sunday when they were dumped out of the FA Cup by Fulham, with Gary Lineker blaming Sir Alex Ferguson for their struggles

Gary Lineker believes some of the blame for Manchester United’s current malaise should lie with Sir Alex Ferguson and his departure from the club over a decade ago. United have endured a disastrous 2024-25 campaign,

Manchester United lost a crucial FA Cup match against Fulham on Sunday. Following the defeat, debate around United’s current downfall in Premier League reignited. Former United manager Alex Ferguson came under fire as Gary Lineker suggested he is partly to blame.

Gary Lineker believes Sir Alex Ferguson did not leave Manchester United in the best position to succeed upon his 2013 retirement, claiming his successor had a squad of ageing stars

Gary Lineker has been very impressed with Liverpool this season under Arne Slot, and there is a clear contrast between the Reds' succession plan and Manchester United's

Football legend Sir Alex Ferguson is in Zimbabwe on a private holiday, spotted at a safari lodge in Victoria Falls.