Since his retirement, has been accumulating businesses at the same rate he amassed major trophies at . Neville, 50, called time on his football career in 2011 after securing two , eight titles, four FA Cups and three League Cups.

Now, he's set to return to the Old Trafford pitch for Soccer Aid this Sunday. While he will be returning to United's hallowed turf, he has carved out a reputation as one of Sky Sports' most influential commentators and pundits, featuring both in the gantry and in the studio. However, Neville's skills extend beyond his broadcasts. His business acumen has proven to be as sharp as his defending, as evidenced by his colossal net worth.

estimates Neville's net worth to be between £70-£100million, despite a setback reported in 2022. Financial records for 'Hotel Football', which is located opposite Old Trafford and co-owned by Neville along with Ryan Giggs, Phil Neville, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt, revealed losses of £3.2m over 2020 and 2021.

The company also received a loan of £10.2m from parent company 'Orchid Leisure' during that period. In October 2024, reported the hotel lost £630,158 in 2022 and £601,030 in 2023. However, there were signs of recovery as the hotel's turnover increased from £6.4m to £7.8m during that time.

Despite its losses, it is still valued at around £20-£30m, according to FM. In addition to Hotel Football, he also owns the Stock Exchange Hotel in Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester. This was entirely hired out by Madonna in 2023 when she performed in the city.

Despite experiencing losses over the years, FM estimates its value at around £15-£20m. The former England star may not be pleased with the losses, but his extensive business empire provides ample cushioning.

Companies House records show that Neville's hotel business has approximately £20m in assets. His property development company is also believed to hold assets worth £10.5m.

His other businesses are thought to have combined assets of £40m. One such venture is his production company Buzz 16, which produces sports content including 'The Overlap' on YouTube, home to his popular podcast 'Stick to Football'.

Like many savvy investors, Neville has also ventured into the real estate industry as another income source. He owns a luxury home in Bolton, Greater Manchester, which has undergone significant renovations since he purchased it in the early 2000s.

Neville has teamed up with Betfred CEO Fred Done to co-found St Michael's Propco 2. The company is playing a significant role in the ambitious £400m St. Michael's project, a major development in the Deansgate area of Manchester City centre.

According to , the venture includes a nine-floor office, a rooftop restaurant and two food and drink outlets on the ground floor. The project also boasts a towering 41-storey building, which will house a 162-bed five-star hotel, 75,000 square feet of office space and 217 apartments.

reports that Neville has been listed as a director of 56 different businesses, but he insists he has started eight different businesses from scratch himself. In addition to his business ventures, Neville reportedly earns around £1m per year working for Sky Sports.

Neville was previously one of several co-owners of League Two side Salford City. However, the club recently announced a change in ownership, with Neville, David Beckham, US businessman Declan Kelly and Lord Mervyn Davies leading the new group.

Initially, he shared 50% of the club with Butt, Giggs, Scholes and brother Phil, while Singaporean businessman Peter Lim owned the other 50%. The new structure means his ex-United team-mates and Lim are no longer shareholders.