Gary Neville Picks His Premier League Team Of The Year And It's Causing Debate

Sky Sports pundit and former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has chosen his alternate Premier League team of the year, two weeks after the official PFA TOTY was released.

The obvious choices make his team, the likes of Kevin de Bruyne, Mohamed Salah and David Silva, but there's perhaps a couple of debatable picks that have caused some debate on social media.

Vincent Kompany's inclusion has raised questions considering he's made just 16 Premier League appearances for the Premier League champions this season.

In my opinion, his use of Roberto Firmino as a forward alongside Harry Kane is a good call, but again some have disagreed with his selection.

What do you think of his Premier League team of the year?

Arguably the biggest controversy surrounding the original PFA team of the season was the inclusion of Chelsea left-back Marcos Alonso and unsurprisingly, Neville has decided to replace him with Liverpool's Andy Robertson.

Which again gets the thumbs up from me.

Here's how some of you reacted to Neville team of the season:

Shortly after the PFA announced their XI, Whoscored put together their team of the season based on who's got the best statistics this season and it made for an interesting read.

Let us know your picks in the comments below.

Topics: Football News, Football, Premier League, Sky Sports, Gary Neville

Jack Kenmare

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