United have been drawn to face the Italian side in the last 16 of this season’s Champions League.
“We’ve come up against AC Milan many times in the quarter and semi-finals, so it will be a fantastic setting for two great clubs and we’re very much looking forward to it,” said Ferguson.
“I think our experience of being in the last two finals counts. Also, what’s important is that we lost the last final.
“It was the first time I’d ever lost a European final.
“We know where we went wrong in that, it’s quite simple, and I think they’ll all want to get back to the final.
“Winning was great in Moscow, but in some ways losing in the final was even better for us in terms of realising what a big occasion it is because suddenly you’re not part of the celebrations.
“When you’re in the celebrations, it sometimes goes over your head and everything happens so quickly because everyone is in such a joyous mood.
“The celebrations when you win a European trophy are beyond everything else.
“But when you lose the impact is far greater. It was a letdown for everyone.”
