Gary Neville, who used to play as a defender for Manchester United, has said that four players from the club—Alejandro Garnacho, Antony, Marcus Rashford, and Jadon Sancho—should leave Manchester United to help their football careers.

Neville thinks these players should find new teams during this summer transfer window. He believes this is the best way for them to keep their careers on track and improve.

On the show It’s Called Soccer, Neville said, “Marcus Rashford needs to leave for his own good and for the club. His time at Manchester United is over, and he should look for a new club.”

He also said, “Jadon Sancho should leave Manchester United. Antony would be a great fit in Spain. Leaving would be good for both Antony and the club.”

Neville also believes Garnacho will leave the club. Although Garnacho can play well in the Premier League, Neville thinks Garnacho would enjoy playing in Spain more and would score many goals there.

In summary, Neville says all four players should move on and find a new place to play football because their future is not at Old Trafford.

Last season, Garnacho stayed at Manchester United even after having a public disagreement with manager Ruben Amorim.

Meanwhile, Antony, Sancho, and Rashford spent the second half of last season playing on loan at other clubs: Real Betis, Chelsea, and Aston Villa, respectively.