It has been a gruesome season for most of the Manchester United squad.
From faltering Marcus Rashford performances to public disputes with Anthony Martial, it has been a campaign many in the United dressing room will want to forget sooner rather than later. Early exits in the Carabao and FA Cup followed by Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid meant that even away from the bread and butter of the league there has been no solace.
Club legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November following an embarrassment at Watford to be replaced by Ralf Rangnick on an interim basis. Initial form was solid without troubling the good bracket but as the season dragged on, it has become clear that breaking into the top four is going to be a tough ask.