Gary Neville Inducted Premier League Hall Fame 25th Player

Gary Neville, a Manchester United legend and former right-back, has been inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame as its 25th member. Over a 19-year career at Old Trafford, Neville won eight Premier League titles, three FA Cups, and two UEFA Champions League trophies, including the historic treble in 1999, while making 400 league appearances. A product of Manchester United's famed 'Class of '92', Neville spent his entire professional career at the club, embodying loyalty and consistency under Sir Alex Ferguson, who praised his longevity and dedication. Neville was selected by a panel of 24 previous Hall of Fame inductees from a shortlist of 15 players, with his medallion presented by former United captain Bryan Robson at Old Trafford. This honor places Neville among Premier League greats like Thierry Henry, Alan Shearer, and Wayne Rooney, reinforcing his legacy in English football. He expressed pride in his achievements and gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to Manchester United and the Premier League's history.