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Ralf Rangnick is on a bumper Champions League bonus at Manchester United.The German will bag a ‘significant six-figure sum’, according to Daily Star Sport sources, if United qualify for Europe’s top club competition next season.The one-off payment, worth close to £500,000, will be made to Rangnick, who already earns £180,000-a-week as interim boss, should he steer the Red Devils to a top-four Premier League finish.That race for the Champions League spots is hotting up.United went back to fourth by leapfrogging West Ham with their last-minute win on Saturday afternoon, where Marcus Rashford tapped home the winner.Rangnick, 63, is keen to stay as Old Trafford manager beyond the six-month contract agreed when succeeding sacked Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in late November.Even if he fails to land the job permanently, he will take on a two-year consultancy role with the club.But however things turn out with regards to the managerial post, as long as United are competing against Europe’s elite next term, Rangnick pockets the Champions League add-on cash. Do you think Rangnick will stay beyond the summer for United? Let us know in the comments section United are back in the hunt for a spot in Europe's premier competition thanks to Rashford.The Englishman hasn't been on the greatest run of form as of late, but his goal midweek, against Brentford, seems to have done wonders for his confidence.There was a hint that Edinson Cavani had been in an offside position during the build-up to the goal, but VAR ruled the Uruguayan as onside.After being teed-up by Cavani, Rashford just had to turn the ball into the open net to send United into the top four.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the

Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly decided that he will leave Manchester United if the club fail to qualify for next season’s Champions League.

Former Manchester United centre-back Mikael Silvestre has described Roy Keane's sudden departure from Old Trafford back in 2005 as a "disaster," insisting the situation could have been handled better than it was.

Manchester United legend David Beckham took on the role of best man at his dad’s glamorous wedding ceremony in London this weekend.

Teddy Sheringham thinks Mauricio Pochettino and Brendan Rodgers are the perfect candidates to build on Ralf Rangnick's work.

Manchester United defender Brandon Williams has admitted he is enjoying getting regular first-team football at Norwich on loan this season.

Former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon believes Juventus are missing Cristiano Ronaldo, despite some comments from his former team-mates.

Manchester United youngster Charlie Savage has thanked the club's academy staff and interim manager Ralf Rangnick after making his senior debut for the club against Young Boys on Wednesday evening.

Crystal Palace will be hoping to have centre-back Joachim Andersen available for selection when they visit Old Trafford to face Manchester United on Sunday afternoon.

David Moyes admits he's disappointed that Manchester United haven't deployed Jesse Lingard more this season.

Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick may not be playing a part in preparations for their Premier League clash against Arsenal - but he will be keeping a close eye from the stands. The former RB Leipzig boss and Lokomotiv Moscow chief has been drafted in by Old Trafford chiefs following the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer amid an alarming run of domestic form.

Manchester United caretaker manager Michael Carrick insists it was not a 'major decision' to drop Cristiano Ronaldo to the bench at Chelsea.

Whenever Roy Keane is on Sky Sports, more often than not, you can be guaranteed entertainment.

Mauricio Pochettino remained coy on his future and he walked away when asked about Manchester United on Wednesday night.

Manchester United legend Gary Neville has lashed out at the Glazer family's ownership of the club and says he's "had enough" of the club's managerial policy in recent years. Neville's former Old Trafford team-mate Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked by United on Sunday morning following a dismal run of form which had seen the Red Devils slip away from Premier League title contention.The disastrous 4-1 loss at Watford on Saturday proved to be the final nail in the coffin for Solskjaer, who had been on borrowed time for much of the campaign.

Gary Neville is still refusing to call for Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to be sacked, despite criticising a "silly" mistake made by his former team-mate. Solskjaer, 48, is the bookmakers' favourite to be the next Premier League manager axed, following a dismal run of form before the international break.

Manchester United hero Andy Cole has defended Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and hit out at criticism of the Old Trafford manager.

Roy Keane has been waxing lyrical about reported Manchester United transfer target Jude Bellingham.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been told he needs to take a leaf out of Roy Keane's book and "upset" his Manchester United players.Despite the rut the Red Devils find themselves in, Solskjaer has remained calm and composed in his interviews with the press.As he has done throughout his reign at Old Trafford, the Norwegian manager has refused to throw any of his players under the bus and maintained his usual demeanour.Whether that's the case behind the scenes is unknown, but former United defender Paul Parker believes some home truths are what is lacking amongst the squad right now.Speaking to Betfred, Parker said: “He needs someone to come in next to him who can help him improve that squad."Start calling out the individuals.

Sir Alex Ferguson has hit out at Arsenal fans over the way they treated Arsene Wenger during the Frenchman's final few years at the club.

Manchester United are prepared to trigger a clause in Brendan Rodgers' contract to make him their next manager should Ole Gunnar Solskjaer be sacked.