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Former Aston Villa striker Gabriel Agbonlahor believes Manchester United need to sign "15 new players" this summer following Saturday's dismal 4-0 defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion.
An emotional Scott McTominay was the first visiting player to emerge from the dressing room after Arsenal beat Manchester United last month, to end their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League. McTominay's interview was refreshingly honest.
After Manchester United's players trudged their way past their travelling contingent of away supporters at Goodison Park last month on route back to the dressing room, you didn't think it would be possible for them to sink any lower in any of their seven remaining fixtures.
Changes are needed at Old Trafford Manchester United are desperate to bounce back from a disappointing season and interim manager Ralf Rangnick admitted that the club will target “six or eight new players” in the summer transfer window. Rangnick is going to stick with the Red Devils in a consultancy role, while Ajax boss Erik ten Hag takes charge. The Sun report that Ajax duo Sebastien Haller and Antony could follow their current coach to Old Trafford.
Manchester United are set to undergo major changes after another disappointing season but former midfielder David Beckham hopes Cristiano Ronaldo sticks around for at least another year.
Here are your Manchester United morning headlines for Monday, May 9.
You could say there are several stark differences between modern-day Manchester United and their rivals Liverpool and Man City. And this has contributed heavily to where they are in the league compared to Ralf Rangnick's side.
Gary Neville has admitted he felt Manchester United would never resort to the chants directed at the players during their 4-0 defeat to Brighton. The demoralising loss for Ralf Rangnick's side encapsulated a glum season from a Reds perspective as the Seagulls piled on the misery in United's penultimate game of the campaign.