Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has never been afraid to speak his mind on all things football, and he didn't miss the opportunity to give his honest opinion on ex-FIFA president Sepp Blatter.

Sepp Blatter left FIFA in 2015 amid a corruption scandal, being replaced by Giovanni Infantino. Infantino remains in charge of FIFA to this day, but recent plans put forward by the president have made him very unpopular.

"Money matters, but it must never become everything," Sepp Blatter said of FIFA's plan to bring in private investment.

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By John Revill ZURICH, July 29 (Reuters) - Former FIFA President Sepp Blatter on Wednesday slammed the world football governing body's plans to create a $20 billion subsidiary to run the World Cup, saying the tournament was not a commercial asset that belonged to a few executives.

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It had been quite some time since Sepp Blatter said anything inflammatory and controversial, at least by the FIFA president's own dastardly standards. It only seemed right, then, when Blatter chose to impersonate and patronize world superstar Cristiano ...

Lisa Klaveness, Norway’s soccer chief, responded after former FIFA president Sepp Blatter backed her as a potential successor to Gianni Infantino.