The Glazers handed immediate Man United takeover instruction after Ineos details emerge

Gary Neville has called for the Glazer family to sell Manchester United immediately, citing 14 years of failure and frustration with Ineos's stewardship of the club.

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has intensified pressure on the Glazer family to sell the club, describing their continued ownership as untenable after more than a decade of underperformance. Speaking on The Overlap, Neville argued that the owners must act now, pointing to the club's £1.3 billion debt, failed attempts to fund a £2 billion stadium rebuild, and the decision to outsource football operations to Ineos.

Neville criticized both the Glazers' absence from Old Trafford and Ineos's three-year track record of struggling to improve the team. He noted that while the owners previously extracted dividends from the club, they are no longer profiting sufficiently to justify their continued involvement. The 45-year-old called the subcontracting of the football department "ridiculous" and a failure to take responsibility.

The comments come as ESPN reported that the Glazers may consider selling if Manchester City are expelled from the Premier League or once a new stadium is completed. Meanwhile, manager Michael Carrick faces scrutiny following a 3-0 home defeat to Bournemouth, though he will remain in charge for Saturday's match against Chelsea. Sir Jim Ratcliffe's minority stake and the leadership of Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox have also drawn criticism as the club posted record revenues of £677.6 million but losses of £43 million.