Gary Neville is a name that resonates with football fans worldwide, thanks to his illustrious career as a player and coach.
The Manchester United legend has seamlessly transitioned into a successful TV career, impressing viewers with his insightful analysis as a sports pundit and captivating audiences as a star on Dragons’ Den.
Born on February 18, 1975, Gary comes from a family with a rich sporting history. His father, Neville Neville, was a former league cricketer, while his mother, Jill, excelled in netball in local leagues.
Gary’s siblings also have sporting prowess; his brother Phil Neville is a former Manchester United player, and his sister Tracey Neville is a retired netball international player and coach.
After retiring from football, Gary dove headfirst into building a business empire. His ventures range from property development to hospitality.
He owns a chain of hotels and townhouses, including the renowned Hotel Football and Stock Exchange Hotel in Manchester.
Gary is also spearheading the St Michael’s Project, a development project in Manchester city center comprising apartments, hotels, offices, and a high-end restaurant.
In 2014, Gary and four other former Manchester United players acquired league two club Salford City F.C. Gary’s investment company, Relentless, focuses on projects in the Manchester area, while Zerum, his property and construction consultancy firm, continues to thrive.
His foray into the hospitality sector with GG Hospitality and investment in University Academy 92, a higher education institution offering innovative courses, underscore Gary’s commitment to diverse business interests.
His net worth is estimated at £70 million, a testament to his success across more than 60 businesses.
Gary Neville’s entrepreneurial journey has been nothing short of remarkable. From the football pitch to the boardroom, he continues to inspire with his business acumen and determination to succeed.
