Gary Neville Has Chosen His Greatest Premier League XI WITHOUT Manchester United Players

Gary Neville has chosen his all-time Premier League team XI with a twist - he wasn't allowed to pick any Manchester United player.

Neville sat down with fellow Sky Sports pundits Roy Keane and Jamie Carragher for The Overlap Live last week and was presented an interesting task.

The former United full-back wasn't allowed to choose any of his former teammates or current United stars and came up with a controversial side.

You can check the entire team out below and a few picks were met with boos from the O2 Apollo crowd.

Goalkeeper: Alisson (Liverpool, 2019-present)

Right-back: Cesar Azpilicueta (Chelsea, 2012-present)

Central defence: Virgil van Dijk (Southampton, 2015-2018 and Liverpool, 2018-present)

Central defence: John Terry (Chelsea, 1998-2017)

Left-back: Ashley Cole (Arsenal, 1999-2006 and Chelsea, 2006-2014)

Central midfield: Patrick Vieira (Arsenal, 1996-2005 and Manchester City, 2010-2011)

Central midfield: Steven Gerrard (Liverpool, 1998-2015)

Right wing: Thierry Henry (Arsenal, 1999-200 and 2012)

Attacking midfield: David Silva (Manchester City, 2010-2020)

Striker: Alan Shearer (Blackburn Rovers, 1992-1996 and Newcastle United, 1996-2006)

Neville's defence includes two players who are still active in Cesar Azpilicueta and Virgil van Dijk while goalkeeper Alisson is Liverpool number one.

"I don't think they heard that I can't pick United players!" Neville repeated as the boos started.

Neville said he could've gone for Petr Cech in net and that got a big cheer from the audience, but he said Cech 'wasn't for him'.

As he ran down the defence the audience continued to booed and Neville joked "Who the f**k do you want in?!"

In attack he went for Thierry Henry, David Silva, Mohamed Salah and Alan Shearer with many annoyed by Shearer's