Former Manchester United assistant Chris Armas has refuted reports about his infamous encounter with Sir Alex Ferguson. Ralf Rangnick was appointed interim manager of United in November and he brought Armas to the club as his assistant coach.
The pair failed to inspire improvement from the squad and they both left their respective positions at the end of the season.
There was genuine shock and interest from America when Rangnick appointed Armas as his assistant. Armas had just been sacked at Toronto after suffering the largest loss of the club's history and he had also been sacked at the New York Red Bulls. ALSO READ: Ronaldo hits back at reports over meeting with Man United Armas' record was also the subject of interest when a report in the Athletic claimed Ferguson was less than impressed with Armas' record when the pair met.
It was claimed Arma had reeled off his CV to Ferguson, to which the Scot reportedly replied: "You'll need more than that here, son." The American has now opened up on his encounter with Ferguson at Old Trafford, strongly denying the claims. "I met him [Ferguson] once and it was my first game there, Young Boys," Armas told The Crack Podcast. "It was the last game of the group stage, our team was through.