Neville selects Manchester United's least successful signings after Ferguson
Manchester United legend, Gary Neville, chose Angel Di Maria as the worst deal for the club since the end of Sir Alex Ferguson's era, due to his failure to settle and poor stability despite the transfer fee of around 60 million pounds. He only scored four goals in one season before transferring to Paris Saint-Germain. Neville also pointed out that Marouane Fellaini was not a bad deal, despite his cost ranging between 25 and 30 million pounds, because he exerted effort and delivered performances, even if he wasn't fully successful. Ultimately, Neville considered Antony the worst deal, due to the £82 million the club paid and his failure to meet expectations, reflecting the club's significant financial stance following accusations of excessive spending.
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