Gary Neville believes just two of Manchester United’s signings over the past nine years have proven to be a success.
United have been heavily criticised for their dealings in the transfer market since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement in 2013. The club have spent over £1billion over the past nine years, but have very little success to show for it.
Former United captain Neville collated all of the signings made by United since the summer of 2013 – their first without Ferguson in charge – to analyse how many had proven to be a success. The former defender categorised the signings into green, amber and red sections in order to show their level of success.
