Gary Neville completely blew his top at Jamie Carragher, with the pair trading insults after a furious debate. The pair were tasked with discussing Phil Foden’s England position on the latest ...

Manchester United legend Gary Neville has started a new job away from football as he continues to add to his business portfolio. Neville, 50, is known for his outspoken punditry with Sky Sports ...

Manchester United legend Gary Neville is not appearing on Sky Sports' Super Sunday this afternoon as he takes on his new job this weekend. Neville is a regular in the Sky Sports commentary booth ...

GARY NEVILLE has landed a new job outside of football as he expands his growing business portfolio away from the game. Neville, 50, is joining the board of Swiss watchmaker Norqain - a brand ...

Neville has built up a property portfolio, including a number of restaurants, owns the Hotel Football chain and has also invested in Salford City Football Club with his Class of 92 team-mates.

Gary Neville insists Liverpool “won’t have the money to replace” Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk if they all leave in the summer. The Reds are having a great season ...

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville believes James Tarkowski was "lucky" not to be sent off in the Merseyside derby. Liverpool and Everton were going head-to-head at Anfield on ...

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher were both involved in a heated debate regarding Phil Foden's role in the England set-up. The two former England internationals traded insults on the latest episode ...

That only further annoyed Neville, who apologised for his “drab” commentary on Sky Sports as he lamented both the encounter in isolation and the development of football he believes it reflects.

Gary Neville has claimed that Trent Alexander-Arnold would not start at Real Madrid, as the Liverpool star closes in on a stunning move to the Spanish giants. On Tuesday, Mail Sport reported ...

Gary Neville thinks Manchester City star Phil Foden is at risk of being “abused for f***ing years” for England like Manchester United legend Paul Scholes. Scholes won 11 Premier League titles ...