Roma superstar Totti waded in ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League quarter-final with Fergie’s Manchester United.

The Italian hitman got the hump when Fergie initially left him off his list of Roma dangermen.

The United boss later corrected himself.

But Totti said: “I am not worried about what Ferguson thinks of me as he will see for himself. I hope I will make him remember my name.”

Totti expects to be man-marked by United in the first-leg clash in Rome.

The World Cup winner jeered: “So they are going to put me in a cage? Opponents always make a cage for me.

“When I grow up I won’t be a footballer but I will work at the zoo with all the cages people have made for me.”

Ranting Totti then turned his attention to the standard of football in England.

He added: “I don’t like the way English football is even if some great players play there.

“I don’t like English football and I don’t like England either because of the weather.”

Roma team-mate Christian Panucci also stuck the boot in on United by accusing Cristiano Ronaldo of being a diver.

Panucci said: “Ronaldo’s class is unquestionable. But I believe he abuses his dribbling talents and always exaggerates his falls. He knows we will not fall for his tricks.”