Manchester United gave their top four hopes a major boost with a late win over West Ham - and strengthened Ralf Rangnick's chances of landing a huge bonus.
The German manager was appointed as interim boss after the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in November.
He is earning £180,000-a-week in the role - but will earn a one-off payment of close to £500,000 if he leads Manchester United to Champions League qualification, according to the Daily Star.