PHIL NEVILLE is staying at Inter Miami after signing a new deal.
The former Lionesses boss’ two year contract ran out at the end of an MLS season as his Miami side lost in the first round of the play-offs.
All of his staff were also worried about their future with David Beckham and co-owner Jorge Mas keeping everyone on their toes.
But now Neville – and all his back room staff – have signed new one year deals to stay in South Florida.
The former Manchester United and Everton star said: “It’s a great honour to stay at Inter Miami.
“I’ve always thought long-term, I’ve always thought that I want to be at this club for a long time.”
READ MORE IN FOOTBALL
Neville loves life in the United States and was hoping for longer deal but is happy to have Becks’ full backing.
He added: “I think we’re in the early growth period of this club, the early building process and I feel as if we’ve made great strides over the last two years, but by no means is the journey finished.
“In 2022 we finished sixth in the league, we got into playoffs. But that’s not success, that’s progression. The expectation is to win.”
Neville could soon be managing Lionel Messi amid speculation that Paris Saint-Germain superstar could quit the club and head to America.
FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS – BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERS
Talks are set to take place after the World Cup with the 35-year-old entering the last year of his deal at PSG.
Fellow Barcelona legend Sergio Busquets could also be moving to the club in the summer.
The current group of players includes ex-Arsenal full-back Kieran Gibbs and former Newcastle ace DeAndre Yedlin.
Meanwhile in their reserve team is son of owner David, Romeo and Neville’s son Harvey.
