Former Manchester United star Louis Saha has urged Erik ten Hag to reconsider one of his recent decisions.
The Dutch head coach is under huge pressure at the Red Devils after a poor start to the season.
Despite winning five of their past six Premier League games, United are adrift of the top four and close to elimination in the Champions League group stages.
The thing I can see with ten Hag is he tends to be willing to make more harsh selection decisions on the players that have way more experience than the young players who still have a lot to learn," the former France striker told BettingOdds.com on how Ten Hag is treating the likes of Casemiro and Raphael Varane at United.
These players are the finished product, and it's clear ten Hag will say if you don't perform for two or three games then you are out, which maybe gives a strong message to the rest of the players that if Varane or Casemiro can be dropped, then anybody can be.
"That could be good, but it is a risky strategy for ten Hag. I feel like you have to give those players a bit more respect because they didn't join United to sit on the bench."