Gary Neville Urges Manchester United to Sell 8-10 Players After Worst EPL Season

Gary Neville has strongly criticized Manchester United's current squad, urging the club to offload eight to ten players this summer to halt their decline, which he calls the worst Premier League season in the club's history. He highlighted the club's poor transfer record over the past decade, with Bruno Fernandes as the sole standout success, and noted the financial burden of high wages for players like Marcus Rashford, whose salary the club continues to pay partly despite lackluster performance. Neville mentioned that several players, including Christian Eriksen, Victor Lindelof, Jonny Evans, Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Antony, and Tyrell Malacia, are likely to leave or be loaned out. With the Europa League final against Tottenham offering a route back into the Champions League, Neville emphasized that a successful rebuild depends heavily on cleaning out deadwood from the squad and improving recruitment. Despite the potential Champions League spot, Neville warned that without major changes, the club's struggles under new manager Ruben Amorim will persist. His call for a significant summer overhaul reflects a broader consensus among former players about the need for drastic action at Old Trafford.