Gary Neville has dismissed suggestions that he could take the reins at Manchester United, in an attempt to steer clear of further mockery from Jamie Carragher. Amid United's rocky season which has witnessed them switch between three managers – Erik ten Hag,

Gary Neville has never been afraid to share his opinions of former side Manchester United and has now been told that he needs to return to Old Trafford to replace current boss Ruben Amorim

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has been tipped to take on the managerial reigns at Old Trafford - a decade after his failed stint at Valencia

Gary Neville has politely asked his broadcasting “god” Des Lynam to “please stop putting me forward as the manager of Manchester United...

Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has been tipped as the answer to the club's problems but it's safe to say that Jamie Carragher doesn't agree with the suggestion

Jamie Carragher has ridiculed Des Lynam's suggestion that Gary Neville should take charge of Manchester United, responding with a series of laughing emojis on social media. The 82-year-old Lynam, who presented Match of the Day for 11 years during the eighties and nineties,

Manchester United have been told Gary Neville is the man to “save” the club as their next manager. Ruben Amorim is the sixth permanent boss at Old Trafford since Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure in 2013 and he has been unable to spark a swift turnaround in the club’s fortunes.

Rebecca Lowe has opened up about working with Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher on the It's Called Soccer podcast, and reveals what they're really like when the cameras are off

Gary Neville should consider a remarkable return to management to replace Ruben Amorim at Manchester United. That’s according to former Match of the Day host Des Lynam who believes the Sky Sports pundit remains the best man for the job despite his last managerial post ending in March 2016.