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The former England captain and footballer Gary Neville has revealed his managerial options.

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Gary Neville will decide in the next 18 months whether he wants to quit his job as a television pundit and go into management. Neville has become a popular and respected pundit since he retired from football and signed with Sky four years ago. His views have been so well-received that he has been tipped to go into management and he already has a coaching role within the England set-up. Gary Neville, seen here assisting England manager Roy Hodgson, has revealed his managerial aspirations . Neville said he has a decision to make about his future over the next 18 months in a Twitter Q&A . Former Manchester United defender Neville already has his UEFA A and B coaching licences . Neville has proved a popular figure on Sky Sports Monday Night Football alongside Jamie Carragher . Neville opened a restaurant in Stratford, London called Cafe Football alongside former team-mate Ryan Giggs . And Neville is not ruling out moving into football management, it seems. When asked during a Twitter Q&A whether he would consider becoming a manager, the former Manchester United captain said: 'I have a decision to make in the next 18 months.' Neville, who played 602 times for United, currently holds his UEFA A and B coaching licences. His brother Phil was part of David Moyes' coaching staff at United, but left soon after the Scot's dismissal last April.