Manchester United have no immediate plans to sack Ruben Amorim despite their poor start to the new Premier League season.
United have taken just four points from their first four matches of the campaign and were also dumped out of the Carabao Cup by Grimsby Town. It means there is fresh pressure on Amorim to keep his job at Old Trafford, though he currently retains the backing of the United board after he was given £225 million to strengthen his squad in the summer transfer window.
United's hierarchy have no desire to sack their head coach so early into the season, but they might have to change their minds if results don't improve over the coming weeks. Erik ten Hag was sacked in October last year after he had also been backed with a £200m transfer haul in the summer window.
Jim Ratcliffe will hope history doesn't repeat itself, but if they were to make a managerial change, here is a look at nine of the most realistic options they could go for.
9. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Solskjaer was recently sacked by Besiktas, but the job he did at Old Trafford has aged rather well. Working under a proper football structure could rectify the wrongs of his previous tenure. | Getty Images