Gary Neville has reportedly started a new ambassadorial role at Manchester United- just days after Sir Alex Ferguson was axed from the role.
Ferguson became a global club ambassador and club director after stepping down as manager in 2013 after a 27-year reign. He reportedly received £2.16million-a-year to serve as a global ambassador for the club in an agreement which continued for over a decade.
But United's legendary manager, 82, lost his contract following a face-to-face meeting with minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
The move comes as part of a cost-cutting drive by Ratcliffe since Ineos took over football operations at the Premier League giants.