Oliver Kahn claims Sir Alex Ferguson is still mad with him for not joining Manchester United towards the end of his glittering career.
United were struggling to replace Peter Schmeichel and Ferguson made an approach for the Bayern Munich goalkeeper in 2003.
Kahn, who was Germany's captain for their 2002 World Cup final defeat to Brazil, admits he regrets not giving the Premier League a go before he retired in 2008.
| Raimond van der Gouw | 22 games |
| Mark Bosnich | 23 games |
| Nick Culkin | 1 game |
| Massimo Taibi | 4 games |
| Paul Rachubka | 1 game |
| Fabien Barthez | 92 games |
| Andy Goram | 2 games |
| Roy Carroll | 46 games |
| Ricardo | 1 game |
| Tim Howard | 45 games |
| Edwin van der Sar | 186 games |
'Sir Alex Ferguson is still mad at me today,' Kahn told German newspaper Bild.