Furious Gary Neville demands Glazer family sell Man United: 'Enough is enough'

Neville demands Glazer family sell United amid 13-year trophy drought, £1.2bn debt, and current eight-game winless run leaving the club one point above relegation.

Gary Neville has called on the Glazer family to sell Manchester United, citing the club's dire financial and sporting situation. With Michael Carrick still managing despite eight games without a win and the team sitting just one point above the Premier League relegation zone, Neville argued the American owners must act.

Neville highlighted the club's £1.2bn debt burden and £1.4bn spent on players over 15 years—second only to Manchester City—while the Glazers have invested nothing in stadium infrastructure. He noted the owners, based in Tampa and regular NFL attendees, have barely visited Old Trafford in 20 years. "They have to sell now, enough is enough," Neville said on Stick to Football, pointing to 13 years without a league title since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure and the failed outsourcing of football operations to Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos.

United face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with manager Carrick under pressure following the club's continued poor form.