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“Liverpool, City, Tottenham - all these clubs have had poor recruitment policies over the last 25-30 years at times, so United are going through one at the moment,” he said on Sky Sports. “Eventually they’ll stumble across the right recruitment system, the right recruitment people. We’ll get a great manager - hopefully that’s Ole - and they’ll start to win again. "That’s going to happen, I can guarantee you as clear as day Manchester United will win again, they’ll win again no problem. They’ll win a league - probably win the league before Liverpool in my opinion, I’m not being disrespectful.”Neville was joined by former Liverpool captain Jamie Carragher on Sky Sports and asserted that the situation at United is not as bad as most people think it is whilst also adding that he thinks that Liverpool's joint leading goalscorer from last season, Mohamed Salah, will leave next summer.
“They’re closer than you think and they’re not as bad as you think, that’s always the way it is,” the former England defender added. “With Liverpool, Salah’s going to leave in the next 12 months - I can see it already. He (Carragher) knows - he won’t say it - but Salah will leave, I can absolutely guarantee it because he will. I can feel it, you can smell it, it’s there.”

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