Gary Neville’s latest comments on the recent European Super League controversy are sure to go down well with those of a City persuasion.
The former Man United and England defender has called on the Premier League to take action against the six English clubs who threatened to break away and help form the ESL.
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United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea continue to attract criticism for their part in the failed plot.
Neville’s demand comes as it is being claimed those sides have asked Florentino Perez, who acted as president, to dissolve the company which was created to launch the ESL.