Gary Neville is a former professional footballer who is regarded as one of the best Premier League full-backs of his generation and an integral part of the heralded Manchester United Class of ‘92 and the England national team. Only four players have played more games for Manchester United in the club’s history than Gary’s 602 appearances. Gary boasts eight Premier League winners’ medals, two European Cups, three FA Cups, two League Cups, three Community Shields, one Intercontinental Cup, and one FIFA Club World Cup. He served as United’s captain from 2005 until his retirement in 2011.

Since his retirement, Gary has seamlessly transitioned into the world of sports media, and is highly regarded as one of the UK football’s most influential voices as a commentator, pundit and analyst, receiving multiple awards for his broadcasting on Sky Sports and for his podcast, The Overlap.

Beyond the world of football, Gary’s relentless approach to life and work, the reason behind naming of his investment business, Relentless, has seen him build a hugely successful business portfolio. The drive to go again has been the key factor in his seamless transition to the creation of his own production company, University, hospitality business and one of the largest property developments in Manchester City Centre.

Most recently, Gary starred as a special guest on BBC One’s Dragons Den and released a Sunday Times Best-Seller, The People’s Game: How to Save Football.