Neville argued that the French champions are on a different level from Arsenal, adding that they also have the “greatest manager”.
By Kehinde Okeowo
British commentator and former Manchester United defender, Gary Neville, has insisted that Paris Saint-Germain are still favourites to win the UEFA Champions League (UCL), despite Arsenal remarkably winning the Premier League trophy for the first time in 22 years.
The Red Devils legend made this known while speaking on the latest episode of The Gary Neville Podcast.
According to Neville, the elite European final will be tough for Arsenal because PSG are on a different level.
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He went on to argue that the Parisians have the world’s current greatest manager in Luis Enrique.
While analysing the UCL final on the show, he said: “It’s going to be tough for them [Arsenal], I will be honest with you, because I think that PSG are on a different level.”
Neville added: “They have got what I call maniac-type managers that are just winners, serial winners. They have that horribleness about them inside them, that they will do anything to win, and they go and win.
“Luis Enrique is one of the greatest, probably the greatest manager in the world right now.”
