Manchester United are keen to bring forward their next managerial appointment amid worries their failure to act could have a knock-on affect on their summer transfer business.
Some individuals around the club are reportedly worried the uncertainty over their new manager could see them lose ground in the pursuit of summer targets. With Champions League football far from guaranteed next season, a domestic setback could leave the Red Devils at a disadvantage when it comes to recruiting the players they need.
Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten Hag remain in contention to take over as Rangnick's permanent successor, with the former potentially moving closer to a Paris Saint-Germain exit after a humbling loss at Monaco on Sunday. The former Spurs boss described his team's performance as "unacceptable" but still hopes to be in Paris next season.
