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Phil Neville has called for 'big changes' at Manchester United following their crisis-ridden season - but rejected interim manager Ralf Rangnick's claim that it could take six years to rebuild the beleaguered club.
United have endured a dismal campaign and are set to miss out on qualification for the Champions League, the Old Trafford outfit's minimum expectation at the start of the season.
There has been talk of significant overhaul - on and off the pitch - at United following a tumultuous period for the club.
Phil Neville believes there should be 'big changes' at Manchester United after a poor season
Erik ten Hag was last month confirmed as the new manager and is set to take up the position at the end of the season, while senior figures including Matt Judge, United's director of football relations, are on their way out.
Neville, who made 263 appearances during his playing career at United before he went on to become a first-team coach under David Moyes, believes talk that it might take the club five or six years to overturn their fortunes is wide of the mark.
He pointed to the short period it took for Jurgen Klopp to build a winning team at Liverpool as a
