Gary Neville reckons Manchester United run the danger of being turned down by Erik ten Hag.
The Ajax boss has, in accordance with a number of reviews, been chosen because the Previous Trafford membership's most well-liked candidate to turn out to be their subsequent everlasting supervisor.
However with United lurching from one catastrophe to a different, the pundit and United legend is not satisfied Ten Hag will take the job, regardless of the attract of the Premier League.
Embattled interim boss Ralph Rangnick has overseen a squad stuffed with leaks in a seemingly sad dressing room and Neville says Ten Hag can be getting "sincere solutions" from the German over the state of the membership.
He expects midfielder Donny van de Beek, a key participant for Ten Hag at Ajax who has endured a depressing spell at United and has been shipped on-loan to Everton, will even be offering his former supervisor with a frank evaluation.
The pundit stated on the Gary Neville Podcast: "I think Rangnick can be talking to Ten Hag truthfully, [Donny] van de Beek can be answering him truthfully.
"We all know Edwin van der Sar is over at Ajax and can be talking to Ten Hag truthfully.
"They are going to be saying be very cautious about going to Manchester United as a result of it may be a graveyard for reputations at this second in time.
"Rangnick got here with an unbelievable status however he is now beginning to be wounded by what's occurring round him and he seems to be weaker and weak on the touchline as a result of performances of gamers on the pitch, who don't have anything to do with him."
A weekend defeat to Everton all-but ended United's hopes of qualifying for subsequent season's Champions League.