Veteran stars such as Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and Gary
Neville are still key men at Old Trafford.
They emerged at the same time as the departed David
Beckham and Phil Neville to help United to a unprecedented run of
success.
But Fergie, who oversaw their progress at the Red
Devils, believes clubs can no longer dream of bringing through a
similar glut of aces.
The United boss said: "Every club hopes to produce
players who will last in this way but in these days with freedom of
contract I don’t think you will see it much more.
"Ryan has been here 21 years, with Paul and Gary on 19
years. That is absolutely exceptional and we have been very
lucky.
"But I believe it is unlikely that we will see their
like again."
Because in modern games, there is too much at stake.
Manager and club owners are less patient with youngsters.
with the money they can rake in , they can easily buy the best
players available.