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Manchester United have returned to training ahead of Monday's Premier League clash with Brentford, with a whole host of issues at Old Trafford bubbling beneath the surface.

The Red Devils will be looking to end their miserable season on a high as the Bees come to town, needing to win their final three games under interim manager Ralf Rangnick to avoid their lowest-ever points tally in a Premier League season. But while United legend Roy Keane insists their focus should be on the here and now, speculation surrounding the club's future is unavoidable.

As new boss Erik ten Hag finishes off his five-year reign at Ajax before jumping into the Old Trafford hot seat, Rangnick is tasked with dealing with a number of hotly-debated topics, such as the future of Cristiano Ronaldo. After scoring a sublime equaliser in Thursday's dire 1-1 draw with Chelsea, the 37-year-old became the subject of debate over whether Ten Hag will see him as part of his plans, having been tipped to link up with Lionel Messi at Paris Saint-Germain.

Rangnick had his say post-match, singing the Portuguese's praises. "Not only the goal that he scored today, his whole performance, his attitude, how often he helped in our own half, at the age of 37, a player like him, this is not normal to do that," the 63-year-old declared to Sky Sports. "He showed