Manchester United icon Gary Neville has launched a scathing attack on his former club's transfer strategy, accusing the Red Devils of lacking a clear vision in the transfer market.
The Sky Sports pundit didn't hold back in his assessment, stating: "There doesn't appear to be a plan or strategy that's obvious to me." His comments come as pressure mounts on United's hierarchy following another inconsistent season.
Neville's Blunt Assessment
The former England defender, who made over 600 appearances for United, expressed particular concern about the club's approach to player recruitment. "When I look at Manchester United's transfers, I don't see a pattern," Neville told reporters.
His criticism follows United's recent struggles in the Premier League, with the team failing to mount a serious title challenge since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013.
Fan Frustration Grows
Neville's comments reflect growing discontent among the Old Trafford faithful, many of whom have questioned the club's transfer dealings in recent years. The former right-back highlighted how United's rivals appear to have more coherent recruitment strategies.
"Look at how Liverpool, Manchester City and even Arsenal operate," Neville continued. "You can see what they're trying to build. With United, it's much harder to discern."
Summer Transfer Window Looms
With the summer transfer window approaching, Neville's intervention puts additional pressure on United's decision-makers. The club has been linked with several high-profile targets, but questions remain about how they fit into a long-term plan.
As one of United's most decorated players, Neville's words carry significant weight. His critique suggests deep-rooted issues at the club that go beyond just managerial appointments.
