Alex Ferguson's former Manchester United players were among the football stars to wish the legendary manager well after it was confirmed he underwent emergency surgery following a brain haemorrhage.
United said the procedure "has gone very well", but the 76-year-old remains in intensive care.
Peter Schmeichel, Andy Cole and Michael Carrick were among the club figures to send their thoughts to Ferguson, while Manchester City also issued a message of support.
Here are some of the posts by players past and present after the news about Ferguson's health emerged:
Sir Alex Ferguson has undergone surgery today for a brain haemorrhage. The procedure has gone very well but he needs a period of intensive care to aid his recovery. His family request privacy in this matter.Everyone at Manchester United sends our very best wishes. May 5, 2018
Please Be strongWin this oneMay 5, 2018
Sir AlexMay 5, 2018
Sir Alex ...May 5, 2018
Everyone at Manchester City wishes Sir Alex Ferguson a full and speedy recovery after his surgery May 5, 2018
Sending my love and best wishes to sir AlexMay 5, 2018
Thoughts and prayers sir alexMay 5, 2018
Absolutely devastated to hear about Sir Alex being unwell in hospital. All my thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. Be strong Boss xxMay 5, 2018
Gutted to hear the news tonight about Sir Alex. Don’t really know what else to say other than thoughts and prayers with you and your family, BossMay 5, 2018
Gordon Taylor on behalf of members and staff of the PFA: “All our thoughts and prayers are with you Sir Alex. God bless!” May 5, 2018
Get well soon Sir AlexMay 5, 2018
Our thoughts and best wishes are with Sir Alex Ferguson and his family after his surgery earlier today. Everyone at UEFA wishes the former manager and UEFA Coaching Ambassador a full recovery. May 5, 2018
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