“Such a lack of respect!". Cantona criticized Manchester United for sacking Alex Ferguson

New co-owners of Manchester United from the INEOS company continue their cost-cutting program at the club. As part of this strategy, the club has officially ended its collaboration with the most successful manager in its history, Sir Alex Ferguson.

Reports indicate that Sir Alex Ferguson accepted the decision made by INEOS, although it has sparked significant controversy among fans and club legends.

One of the most vocal critics of the new management has been Eric Cantona.

Quote: "Sir Alex Ferguson should be able to do whatever he wants at Manchester United until the day he dies.

This is sheer disrespect. It's simply outrageous. Sir Alex Ferguson will always be my boss, and I would throw all of them into a big bag of rubbish," an irate Cantona remarked.

Recall: Sir Alex Ferguson served as Manchester United's manager from 1986 to 2013. After retiring from management, the Glazer family brought the Scotsman into the club's board, paying him several million pounds annually for his advisory role.