Gary Neville has quashed claims from social media users that he has signed up for Twitter's paid subscription service after his blue tick 'reappeared'.
The Manchester United icon was amongst a glut of high-profile people on the social networking app who had their verification badges removed by Twitter chief Elon Musk earlier this week.
Musk, who purchased Twitter for $44 billion (£35bn) last year, warned "legacy" verified members that their blue ticks would be removed this month unless they signed up to Twitter Blue: the site's new subscription service, which provides a range of additional features, including the power to edit tweets, and a blue tick.
