Alex Ferguson's tenure at Manchester United began in 1986 amidst challenges, but he ultimately led the team to unprecedented success, beginning with the FA Cup win in 1990. His managerial journey commenced in the 1970s with St Mirren, where he achieved notable successes before moving to Aberdeen. At Aberdeen, he won three Scottish Premier Division titles and four Scottish Cups, establishing a solid reputation that set the stage for his iconic career at United, where he accumulated 38 trophies over 26 years.
After starting his managerial career in a part-time role at East Stirlingshire at the age of just 32, Alex Ferguson was appointed by St Mirren just a few months later in October 1974.
Ferguson's Aberdeen beat Celtic to the championship by a single point in 1979/80 and went on to win the title again in 1983/84 and 1984/85.
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