While praising Mac Allister, Gary Neville humiliates this Man U player

Upon his arrival in Manchester, the Brazilian Antony arrived as a jewel to the team, since in Amsterdam he had given great demonstration of his quality where after 82 games he scored 24 goals and 22 assists in his stay at Ajax, undoubtedly a player who promised a lot, but so far he has not been able to show even a glimpse of what he promised.

In addition to the problems he had already had with his partner, so the problems are already a constant with Antony, so little by little he is earning a bad image with the fans, as the team is not going well, so the Brazilian has already earned the words of reprobation for the United legend Gary Neville who said that "I would have simply fired him!

While Gary Neville blasts the Brazilian for his anti-depressive attitudes, the Manchester United legend is delighted with the performance of one of Liverpool's reinforcements, Dominik Szoboszlai is having a great first season at Anfield, where he is undoubtedly a benchmark of the team, as he is a player who never stops running, being the best midfielder of the Reds.  So Neville has already given up like many others before the excellent level that the Hungarian has been demonstrating at Anfield, where he is undoubtedly a leader of the team, and Szoboszlai seems to have adapted very quickly, besides having unusual tasks in his previous team, as with Jürgen Klopp, Dominik has a job with a lot of wear and tear as he has to defend and create play, which has been doing very well.

<strong>Dominik impresses Premier League</strong>

The Reds beat Nottingham Forest to secure their place in the top four of the league, where Tottenham are top of the table and Arsenal and the Citizens are only one point above the Reds, but Dominik Szoboszlai is a key part of Liverpool's ability to be a leading team as the Hungarian is responsible for providing balance in midfield, but Szoboszlai still has a lot of potential to exploit, so the next few games will see a much better Dominik.