Having Real Madrid dominating the last two editions of the UEFA Champions League is not a surprise to Sir Alex Ferguson. In fact, the legendary coach believes that Los Blancos' dominance could be extended for the next half decade.
Speaking at the UEFA Elite Coaches' Forum, Ferguson admitted his predilection to Real Madrid's current football style, with only Juventus being capable of challenged their dominance.
"Real Madrid is a very tough team to beat, and if they keep the same core for three or four years, they will be unstoppable. Juventus is a nice alternative to them, but Real Madrid dominates and plays good football," Sir Alex stated.
Among those included in the forum were Rafa Benitez, Louis Van Gaal, former ref Pierluigi Collina, Ernesto Valverde, Massimiliano Allegri, Zinedine Zidane and Jose Mourinho
The former Man United coach shared his views on the current transfer window. Sir Alex admitted that having the window open even after some leagues started will be something they will try to change in the future.
"Spending money is the way to go right now. If there's money being spent, it's because football has healthy finances. What we need to change is the transfer window. Having it open when leagues are already being played has a third-party effect on other clubs. Most managers want it to end sooner, and we'll push to end all transfers prior to the beginning of each season," SAF concluded.
