This summer, Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville went back on his previous claims as he urged the Manchester United board to get moving in the transfer market.
Neville has been critical of United's transfer strategy in the past, and even club CEO Richard Arnold revealed to fans that they have "burned through cash" in recent years. United have got themselves into a tough spot by throwing large sums of money at players who aren't cut out for the job in hand.
In 2020, Neville felt as though United were moving in the right direction, and even praised them for being more decisive over their transfers as he claimed they had stopped playing "Football Manager". But after a slow start to the current summer transfer window, Neville's had a change of heart and urged United to get things moving.