GLUM Manchester United flops arrived at training today fighting for their futures after last night’s humiliating defeat at Liverpool.
The Red Devils were left red-faced at Anfield as they were humbled 4-0 by Jurgen Klopp’s Quadruple chasers.
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And a number of United players looked down in the dumps as they pulled into Carrington on Wednesday.
Under-fire captain Harry Maguire carried a concerned expression on his face as he drove up to the training complex.
Meanwhile, Marcus Rashford hid behind the sun visor after struggling to impress in attack last night.
And midfielder Fred, who missed the defeat through injury, protected his eyes from the fierce Manchester sun with a pair of ice-cool shades.
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Diogo Dalot, Alex Telles and Scott McTominay were also spotted trying to keep a low profile after the Merseyside mauling.
The group, along with the rest of their teammates, are now in a fight to remain at the club this summer.
That’s after Ralf Rangnick admitted EVERY area of squad needs tearing up, bar David De Gea in goal.
Earlier on this afternoon, Cristiano Ronaldo was seen leaving Carrington just days after the tragic death of his newborn son.
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Ronnie, 37, was given compassionate leave by United and missed the Liverpool clash.
Both home and away fans paid their respects to Ronaldo, partner Georgina, 28, and the rest of their family by marking the seventh minute of the game with a standing round of applause.
The Portuguese legend has scored 20 Premier League goals since returning to United last summer.
And his leadership on the pitch was sorely missed at Anfield, with Piers Morgan claiming United would be in a RELEGATION battle without Ronaldo’s impact.
Indeed, the stats show that Morgan is not far off the truth.
And United’s abject performance saw a host of former players rip into them, most notably Roy Keane and Gary Neville.
The arrival of Ajax boss Erik ten Hag can’t come soon enough.
And outgoing interim boss Rangnick reckons United could sign as many as TEN new players.
He explained after the final whistle: “There will be a rebuild for sure.
“That was obvious in the first three or four weeks for me. There could be six, seven, eight, maybe ten new players.”