Butt's ambition is Old Trafford job
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Your support makes all the difference.Nicky Butt wants to follow in the footsteps of Sir Alex Ferguson and manage Manchester United. Having won 39 caps, he also harbours ambitions to lead England out at World Cups and European Championships.
"You've got to get the highest level that you can and for me that would be manager at United or with England," said Butt who was attending the FA's Uefa A Licence course in Berkshire. "Hopefully the next part of my life will be as a coach or manager."
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