While Gary Neville picks four legendary Manchester United players as his favorite football player, he also includes a “unbelievable player.”

When Gary Neville was making his dream team, he chose four former Manchester United partners and two other famous players, one from the past and one from the present.

The famous Manchester United player, now 49 years old, played all of his games at Old Trafford under the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson.

Gary Neville was a famous part of the “Class of ’92.” He played 598 times for Manchester United and had a great career there.

The right back for United won eight Premier League titles, two Champions League titles, three FA Cups, and three League Cups during his time with the club.

Ferguson fired United icon Roy Keane from Old Trafford in 2005, and Neville became captain of the team.

The Sky Sports commentator ended his stellar playing career in 2011. He then had a disastrous time as a manager at the Spanish team Valencia.

Neville builds the perfect football player for Manchester United

At Old Trafford, Gary Neville played with a lot of famous players, like Ryan Giggs, Eric Cantona, and Wayne Rooney, all of whom played for Manchester United.

The former England and United back told Goal about six legendary football players—two of whom are still playing—that he thinks would make a great player.

Neville first chose Lionel Messi, a legend at Barcelona, for the left foot. For the right foot, he chose David Beckham, a former partner at United.

The former United captain then chose Romario because of how fast he was. Neville called the star player from PSV Eindhoven and Barcelona “unbelievable.”

Later, Neville chose former United players Cristiano Ronaldo (who plays for Al Nassr now) and Jaap Stam because of their skill and strength, respectively.

After choosing United great Paul Scholes because of how smart he is on the field, the former Three Lions player finished building his ideal football player.

Why Beckham thinks Neville is a great Manchester United player

At United, David Beckham and Gary Neville were close on and off the field. Beckham recently talked about how they worked together on the right side.

Speaking on Rio Ferdinand’s YouTube account, he said, “Gaz made room for me.”

“That was really selfless,” he said. That was his job, and he did it over and over again because we played together for so long.

I would give him a ball once every ten times, but it didn’t happen very often.

“We thought it was valuable.” Because we understood each other so well, I think it was important for both United and England.

I knew that he would be there to protect me if I hadn’t run back, which didn’t happen very often.

As a result, Gary knew that when he made those runs, he would almost never catch the ball.

It was good for the team and me, he knew. For that reason, it worked both ways.