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Gary Neville says there will be no debate over England's most successful club once Liverpool win the league again(Image: Sky Sports)

Gary Neville admits that the success Liverpool have enjoyed this season as they close in on a 20th domestic title 'should cause tremors' at Manchester United, who are facing up to their worst ever Premier League season.

The Red Devils have spent the majority of the campaign languishing in the bottom half of the table while their arch-rivals have raced clear at the summit.

And then obviously at United as well, talking about the importance of your bread and butter being the league title.



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"The accolade of the most successful club, you could debate it maybe when United were on 20 titles because obviously Liverpool have more European Cups.

But once Liverpool get level, the painful thing to say is that unfortunately the debate is over for a period until Manchester United become successful again and win leagues.

"It should cause real tremors over at Old Trafford.

The idea that Liverpool - which is obviously a great football club - will be the most successful club in English football after today, that really should cause heartache and pain, because it took a lot to get ahead of Liverpool.

They were miles ahead when Alex Ferguson took over."

Article continues belowManchester United have endured another difficult season(Image: PA)

Much has been made over the size of the challenge that awaits Amorim and United's top brass this summer as they bid to overhaul a beleaguered squad which has fallen well below expectations this season.

And Neville admits that United could struggle to raise the funds they need to rebuild from clubs eyeing up their unwanted players, even if those same suitors will fancy their chances of getting their desired targets firing once they are away from Old Trafford.

While United struggle, Liverpool are set to clinch a 20th domestic title(Image: PA)

He added: "I think what there will be is a lot of clubs who are looking at the talent of the players United haven't got the best out of, thinking, 'I can get a cheap deal on them'.

"Look at Hojlund, who's obviously having a really tough time.

These players are having a really difficult time at Manchester United.

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"Manchester United has become a graveyard for players and coaches for the last 10 years.
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