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5 Players Who Proved Gary Neville Wrong


Published on 2025-01-22 13:45:18 - GiveMeSport
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  • Early in the 2022 World Cup, Neville expressed his doubts about Lionel Messi's status as one of the best players in the world and thought his best days were behind him. In quotes shared by Planet Football, he even claimed that opposition defenders didn't fear him like they once did.

The article from GiveMeSport discusses several football players who have proven pundit Gary Neville wrong with their performances. Neville, known for his critical views on players, has often underestimated talents like Harry Kane, whom he initially doubted would succeed at Tottenham Hotspur, but Kane has since become one of the world's top strikers. Similarly, Neville was skeptical about Mohamed Salah's ability to perform in the Premier League, yet Salah has become a key player for Liverpool, breaking numerous records. Other players mentioned include Kevin De Bruyne, who Neville thought wouldn't make it at Chelsea, and Jamie Vardy, whose rise from non-league football to Premier League champion with Leicester City contradicted Neville's expectations. The piece highlights how these players have not only met but exceeded expectations, showcasing their resilience and skill in the face of doubt.

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