Sir Alex Ferguson's new autobiography has become the UK's quickest-selling non-fiction book since 1998.
The former Manchester United manager, who released his memoirs after deciding to retire at the end of last season, has reached record figures since My Autobiography went on sale last week.
According to The Bookseller, Ferguson's autobiography has moved above Delia Smith's 1999 cooking book after selling 115,547 copies in its first few days of sale.
Reports have claimed that Ferguson's book raked in £1.4m from sales last week.
