Gary Neville

Gary Neville is considered the most successful right-back in Manchester United's history and one of the best in the Premier League. Developed through the youth academy of The Reds, he became an unshakeable starter under Sir Alex Ferguson's management for almost two decades, building a career marked by loyalty, intensity and maximum dedication. Wearing the Manchester United shirt, Neville won an impressive list of titles, including eight English Premier League championships and the historic 1998-99 Champions League, part of the iconic Treble. He was known for his fierce marking, game intelligence and ability to cross from the right side with surgical precision. For the England national team, he accumulated 85 caps, serving as captain on several occasions. He participated in three World Cups and three European Championships, being one of the key figures of the English golden generation of the 1990s and 2000s alongside players like Beckham, Scholes and Gerrard. After retiring in 2011, he had a brief stint as Valencia's manager in Spain during 2015-16, an experience that ended traumatically. Since then, he has established himself as one of the most influential analysts and commentators in world football, especially at Sky Sports.