Sir Alex Ferguson Manchester United Treble Framed Reproduction Signature Display
Includes UK VAT
Celebrate the legendary Manchester United career of Sir Alex Ferguson with this professionally framed reproduction signature display.
The bespoke artwork brings together iconic images from Ferguson's extraordinary reign at Old Trafford, including celebrations with some of the many trophies won during one of the most successful managerial careers in football history.
The display is complemented by a high-quality reproduction of Sir Alex Ferguson's signature and a dedicated plaque commemorating Manchester United's historic 1999 Treble.
Ferguson managed Manchester United from 1986 until 2013, winning an incredible 13 Premier League titles, five FA Cups and two UEFA Champions League titles.
Perhaps his most famous achievement came in 1998/99, when Manchester United became the first English club to complete the Treble of Premier League, FA Cup and UEFA Champions League – culminating in the dramatic Champions League Final victory over Bayern Munich in Barcelona.
Professionally mounted and framed in Manchester, this is a superb tribute to one of the defining figures in Manchester United history.
Please note: This item features a reproduction/pre-print signature. It has not been personally hand-signed by Sir Alex Ferguson and therefore does not include a Certificate of Authenticity.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Sir Alex Ferguson Manchester United display
- Reproduction signature – not hand-signed
- Bespoke multi-image career artwork
- 1999 Treble Winners theme
- Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League imagery
- High-quality reproduction signature
- Dedicated Manchester United plaque
- High-quality matte print
- FSC® approved mount card
- Professionally mounted and framed
- Contemporary black frame
- Protective styrene glazing
- Ready to display
- Made to order by Autograph Art in Manchester
Product dimensions: 10x8 inch display
Overall framed dimensions: approximately 353 × 301mm
A fantastic affordable gift for Manchester United supporters and a striking tribute to the club's most successful manager.