Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted he will retire if he wins
the Champions League twice more to add to his current haul of two
European Cups.
The Manchester United manager's retirement date has been the
subject of much debate this year but he remains as committed as
ever to bringing more glory to The Red Devils.
Although naming Jose Mourinho as a possible successor, the Scot
has reiterated that it is not his decision as to who should take
over the reins.
"It doesn't matter what happened on Tuesday night against Porto,
we're still in the European Cup with a chance," he told CNN.
"If there was one challenge, I would love the club to win more
European trophies.
"I don't think we've won the number we should have won.
"If we could just win a couple more European trophies then I
would definitely quit."
In terms of who should succeed him, Ferguson is not worrying
himself with such matters.
"Well, I'm glad it's not my decision," he added. "But
I think you need someone with experience here because it's a big
club now. It's a massive club.
"I like Jose. I think he's a good guy. We've got on very well
together but I don't know what the club thinks about who the next
manager is going to be.
"Hopefully it's not for another two or three years because I
intend to stay on as long as I can."
