Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has sent his best wishes to Alex Ferguson after the Manchester United legend underwent emergency surgery following a brain haemorrhage.
Ferguson was admitted to hospital on Saturday, with United issuing a statement that the 76-year-old's operation had gone "very well".
And Guardiola, who joined Ferguson for dinner following City's Premier League title triumph, offered his wishes that the Scot makes a speedy recovery.
"Brian Kidd, who is [at City] now, was with [Ferguson] for a lot of time," Guardiola told Sky Sports prior to City's game with Huddersfield Town on Sunday.
"So a big hug and our thoughts are with his wife Cathy and the Manchester United family.
"I was glad to have dinner with him two weeks ago, and hopefully he can recover as quickly as possible."
There has been no further update on Ferguson's condition since United issued their statement.
Everyone at Manchester City wishes Sir Alex Ferguson a full and speedy recovery after his surgery 5 May 2018
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