Ralf Rangnick hits back at Louis van Gaal's Erik ten Hag claim as David Moyes names Declan Rice price

Here are your Manchester United evening headlines for Saturday, April 2.

Ralf Rangnick hits back at Louis van Gaal

Ralf Rangnick has hit back at Louis van Gaal, saying the Holland manager should have been prepared for the commercial commitments he encountered as Manchester United manager. The former Reds tactician advised Ajax coach Erik ten Hag to join a football club and not 'commercial club' United, who interviewed the Dutchman last week.

The Manchester Evening News understands that Ten Hag is United's preferred candidate to take over as permanent manager in the summer. Van Gaal claimed 'the balance between the football department and commercial department is not right and even slopes over to the commercial' at United and warned off the Eredivisie-winning manager from taking the Old Trafford hotseat in the summer.

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Mauricio Pochettino is also a name who is of interest to United for the soon-to-be-vacant position at the Theatre of Dreams. He was eyed up for the role in November but PSG played hardball, resulting in Ralf Rangnick's interim appointment.

Chief Manchester United writer Samuel Luckhurst has the full story.

David Moyes tells Manchester United the 'minimum' they must pay for West Ham star Declan Rice

West Ham manager David Moyes has reaffirmed his stance on Declan Rice amid interest from United, claiming the England midfielder is not for sale but is valued at more than £150m. The Hammers have established themselves as contenders for European football under Moyes - who was sacked by United eight years ago - with Rice integral to their midfield.

The 23-year-old's stock has continued to rise in recent seasons and United remain interested as they look to bolster