Former Manchester United centre-back Rio Ferdinand has warned that Jose Mourinho’s long term can be up for dialogue following the facet’s 3-1 loss at West Ham.

United succumbed to objectives from Felipe Anderson, Victor Lindelof (og) and Marko Arnautovic, rendering Marcus Rashford’s 2nd part strike beside the point.

In his function as a BT pundit, Ferdinand expressed his frustrations with the group, supervisor and membership hierarchy.

“As a footballer your DNA is ready arduous paintings and energy,” he defined, “I didn’t see that as of late.

“I didn’t see them make two or 3 passes in succession – that’s felony.

“I don’t see sufficient avid gamers operating arduous to mention to the chief ‘that is my position within the group’.

“You’ve set to work arduous and grind and Guy United didn’t. There are some giant selections to be made at United now.

“There can be conversations on the most sensible degree, about the way forward for the chief and the squad, since the fundamentals don’t seem to be being accomplished.

“There needs to be one thing stated.”