Gary Neville is stunned by Manchester United's rapid revival under caretaker Michael Carrick. Victories over Manchester City and Arsenal have lifted the club to fourth in the Premier League table. The pundit credits a shift to a 4-2-3-1 formation, renewed intensity, and defensive aggression for the transformation.

Neville believes the team's compact shape and counter-attacking threat have restored the 'magic' that was missing under former manager Ruben Amorim. He argues this style suits the squad's talents and is the right way forward, even if Champions League qualification isn't guaranteed. The turnaround has been swift and dramatic.

While cautioning against getting carried away, Neville is confident United can secure a top-four finish. He notes the players are finally responding to coaching, a stark contrast to recent struggles against lower-table teams. The next few weeks will test if this newfound momentum can be sustained.