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Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solksjaer could see himself sacked by owners of the Glazers, should unproductive form continue.
Manchester United have had a bad start to the Premier League season, losing twice to Crystal Palace and Tottenham with their only win coming against Brighton.
This has fueled talks on Solskjaer's capability to lead the team with links to former Tottenham coach Mauricio Pochettino and former Juventus coach, Massimilano Allegri, as possible replacements
Although not everyone thinks Solksjaer should be sacked as former United striker, Louis Saha, speaks of his support.
“I played with Ole and maybe you will say I am biased when I defend him.
“But I think we should not forget the really visible improvements we have seen from United in the last year.
“Now things are going in a different way. But it is the start of the season and you have to understand why it is not perfect at this moment.
“You cannot forget everything that has happened in the last year and sack another manager just because they had a bad start to the season," Saha argued.
Manchester United will take on Newcastle United on Saturday by 8:00 pm Nigerian time.
