Sir Alex Ferguson is worried about the limited opportunities for young players to develop - but insists Manchester United are the best in the business at rewarding talent with first-team football. The former Red Devils manager achieved unprecedented success at Old Trafford and lifted 38 trophies during his silverware-laden 27-year spell before retiring in 2013. Ferguson is fondly remembered for bringing youngsters through including David Beckham, Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Phil and Gary Neville - who became known as the Class of '92. They were part of the team that won the Youth Cup against Crystal Palace on May 15 1992, and four of them – Butt, Scholes, Beckham and Neville – went on to become established England internationals.Sir Alex Ferguson is most successful manager in British football historyThe former Manchester United boss lifted 38 trophies during his spellFerguson is also fondly remembered for bringing youngsters throughThe 73-year-old insists the Red Devils have maintained their philosophyBut Ferguson believes other clubs are not doing enough for young players
'So I think in other circumstances you are correct but, for _, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'