Gary Neville Slams Chelsea’s £90m Duo: “Not Worth the Price Tag”
Chelsea’s transfer strategy is once again under the microscope after former Manchester United captain Gary Neville delivered a scathing assessment of two of the Blues’ most expensive recruits.
Speaking in the aftermath of Chelsea’s latest setback, Neville argued that the club’s £90 million investment in the pair has failed to produce the impact fans were promised. According to the Sky Sports pundit, both players have been underwhelming in key moments, leaving supporters frustrated and rivals questioning Chelsea’s recruitment approach.
“You spend that kind of money, you expect game-changers. These two haven’t justified it yet,” Neville said, sparking heated debate online.
The criticism reflects a growing concern that Chelsea’s lavish spending spree has not translated into consistent Premier League performances. While the club hoped these signings would anchor their rebuild, Neville insists they have instead become examples of poor scouting and questionable planning.
For supporters, the question now is whether to remain patient and hope for a turnaround or push the board to make bold moves in the next transfer window. Either way, Neville’s blunt remarks have intensified the spotlight on Chelsea’s transfer dealings and raised doubts about whether the club is getting real value for its money.