'Leaked' festival poster claims Gary Neville is set to make DJ debut alongside Manchester icon

Gary Neville could be set to make his DJ debut alongside a Manchester icon after a festival poster was 'leaked' online.

The former Manchester United and England right-back has pursued several business opportunities during his post-player career, with his portfolio containing hotels, restaurants, building developments and even League Two side Salford City.

As well as that, Neville also balances his work as a pundit on Sky Sports and as of recently, is one of the investors on the show 'Dragons Den', where he made his first appearance earlier in January.

Despite this extensive list of businesses and roles, Neville could be adding yet another endeavour to his repertoire, after his name was spotted on a leaked poster for an upcoming festival.

The event, which is called Kendal Calling, is a music and arts festival held annually at Lowther Deer Park in the Lake District and is set to take place from August 1 to August 4 this year.

As pictured below, the rumoured poster for the festival was leaked on X (formerly Twitter) with the likes of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, The Streets and the Sugababes all rumoured to be featuring.

Kendal calling line up, possibly the worst one in recent history??? 😢 pic.twitter.com/jzjiYxut3q

— Dean James (@Dean_James89) January 23, 2024

However, eagle-eyed social media users spotted an unfamiliar name on the music scene below the headliners, which read 'Gary Neville B2B Tim Burgess', suggesting that the former footballer will be performing with the Salford-born star Tim Burgess.

Burgess, who is best known as the lead singer of The Charlatans, has links to Neville in the past after bringing him on stage during a live performance at one of his hotels in 2015.

Fans won't have to wait long before the news is either confirmed or denied, as the official line-up is set to be announced on Thursday 28 January at 8am. Over 120 acts will feature at the festival, but will Neville be one of them?