Gary Neville recently revealed in an interview on the Stick to Football podcast that he had been approached by several football clubs for managerial positions in the past. He mentioned being contacted by Newcastle, Middlesbrough, and Derby over a period of three years while he was working as a pundit for Sky Sports. However, he turned down these offers as they did not align with his career aspirations.
Neville did take on the managerial role at Valencia due to his relationship with the club’s owner, feeling a sense of loyalty towards him. However, his tenure at Valencia was short-lived and unsuccessful, with the team winning just three out of 16 league games and suffering a humiliating defeat in the Copa del Rey. Consequently, he was dismissed from his role as manager.
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