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Gary Neville says Jesse Lingard did not deserve an Old Trafford farewell after he watched two Manchester United favourites, Bryan Robson and Steve Bruce, sent on their way without such treatment. Lingard is about to run down his United contract after 20 years with the club.

Interim manager Ralf Rangnick has been slammed by Manchester United icon Rio Ferdinand for speaking out in the media about his concerns at the club. Before the alarming defeat to Brighton on Saturday afternoon Rangnick made claims that his attempts to sign a striker were blocked by the United board in January.

Gary Neville has hit back at critics of Ralf Rangnick after he chose not to bring Jesse Lingard on for what would likely be his final appearance at Old Trafford in a Manchester United shirt on Monday.

Manchester United after the club have seemingly priced him out of a loan move away.The attacker, who has been with the club since the age of seven, is in search of game-time after being marginalised out of the side so far this season.Newcastle are among the clubs who have been interested in signing Lingard, willing to pay 100% of the player’s salary until the end of the season.But United wanted Newcastle to pay a £12million ‘survival’ fee - an unprecedented clause that means that, if the Magpies did stay in the Premier League this season, they would have to fork out that amount to the northwest club.Newcastle were unprepared to meet the unprecedented figure and so Lingard remains at the club with under 48 hours of the January transfer window remaining.And so his brother Louie Scott has called out the club for the manner in which they are treating Lingard.He posted an image to Instagram featuring Lingard a year to the day after Lingard signed for West Ham's last campaign.The photo featured the player celebrating a goal for the Hammers, along with a caption that read:“A year ago today he was ‘allowed’ out on day release,” followed by laughing face emojis.Can you see this transfer coming off? Tell us in the comments section.“Now we know what Akon felt like,” he added underneath, nodding to the singer’s first hit single - Locked Up.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer gave Lingard assurances that he would be given a chance to play in the side - but since Ralf Rangnick took charge, it appears matters have changed tremendously.The 29-year-old has been handed just two starts all season - while it’s reported that he’s grown frustrated with his current club’s approach to offloading him this window.Lingard has less than six months left on his

Jesse Lingard’s brother has hit out at Manchester United over their treatment of the winger during the transfer window.

West Ham into a permanent one, if his brother’s social media post is anything to go by.The Manchester United loanee has impressed since heading to east London in January, scoring four goals in just six games for the Hammers so far.United triggered a one-year extension on Lingard’s contract in December, meaning he could stay at Old Trafford until 2022.Though West Ham may look to tempt the Red Devils into selling this summer, given Lingard’s fine form under David Moyes.And the 28-year-old’s brother, Louie Scott, has hinted that Lingard’s future could well be in the capital.A picture of Louie in the gym, in West Ham training gear, was posted on Instagram and captioned: “New home? COYI”.Lingard hadn’t played in the Premier League this season