Robin Van Persie reveals his feelings with the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson

The red devils took a really low blow when Sir Alex Ferguson decided to retire, but the fact is that there are some players on the team that also suffered.

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Manchester United team was aware of the real power that Sir Alex Ferguson had with the team, and the fact is that he was one of the main reasons why several teams decided to sign at that moment with the red devils, and that was the case of Van Persie, that decided to sign for the team just to find out that the manager was retiring just one year later.

"I remember that Robin Van Persie signed because the manager was there, and I remember looking at him straight away, and he was almost in tears. Although he’s had hardly a season with the manager, he adored the gaffer. The guy was gobsmacked." Ferdinand said, and this shows that the striker really wanted for the manager to stay with the team and that could have change the deal to happen.

Van Persie said, "I did ask him the question how long his intentions as to stay and he said three years so that was in my mind when I decided to make the move from Arsenal,” and the fact is that this shows that the manager was one of the main reasons why he decided to make the move now.

"He was one of the big reasons why I signed, for sure. He was a legendary manager and you could see from the moment I walked into the club that everything was working perfectly under him." Van Persie ended, and the fact is that the manager might have change the future of the striker and the team if he decided to stat more time with the red devils as well.

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Sir Alex Ferguson role

Most of the sources believe that right now with the arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe to the team, the legendary manager, Sir Alex Ferguson might have a new role with the red devils that could really help them in the next part of the season now.