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Sir Alex Ferguson Pays Back the NHS for Life-Saving Surgery
Legendary former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has made headlines once again—this time not for his achievements on the pitch, but for his remarkable act of gratitude towards the National Health Service (NHS). The 83-year-old football icon has reportedly donated a significant sum to support the same hospital team that saved his life after suffering a brain haemorrhage in 2018.
Sir Alex was rushed to Salford Royal Hospital seven years ago after collapsing at home. He underwent emergency surgery and spent weeks in intensive care. The ordeal left fans across the globe anxiously waiting for updates, but true to his fighting spirit, Ferguson made a full recovery. Now, he says it’s time to give back to those who ensured he could “see many more games and family moments.”
“I owe everything to the NHS,” Sir Alex said in a heartfelt statement. “They gave me a second chance at life. I’ll never forget the care, the dedication, and the professionalism of the staff who looked after me.”
The donation—believed to be in the millions—will go toward funding advanced medical equipment, expanding neurological research, and improving facilities for patients recovering from brain injuries. The hospital trust expressed its deep appreciation, calling Ferguson’s gesture “a powerful reminder of the impact the NHS has on lives, no matter one’s fame or fortune.”
Colleagues and former players have also praised the move, describing it as “typical of the boss.” Ryan Giggs said, “He’s always believed in loyalty and gratitude. This is just another example of his character.”
Sir Alex, who managed Manchester United from 1986 to 2013, remains one of the most decorated managers in football history, with 38 major trophies to his name. Yet, he often says his greatest victory was surviving that day in May 2018.
In recent years, Ferguson has also supported mental health and youth programmes within the NHS, showing a continued commitment to the institution that once saved him. His latest contribution is set to leave a lasting legacy—not just in football, but in the lives of thousands of patients who will benefit from improved care and research.
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