Gary Neville has predicted a summer overhaul at Old Trafford as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer puts his stamp on the Manchester United squad.
Solskjaer was appointed manager on a three-year deal last week after a stunning run of form in caretaker charge.
United are battling to finish in the Premier League and are also in the Champions League quarter-finals, but Solskjaer will already have an eye on next season.
Ander Herrera is among players out of contract this summer, while the club are trying to tie David De Gea and Marcus Rashford to new deals.
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United may decide to cash in on De Gea if he doesn't commit his long-term future to the club, while the Red Devils are also in the market for four or five new faces.
Neville said: "There’s four or five players that he will want to keep that are out of contract that he needs to tie down.
"There are four or five players that he’ll need to bring in. And there are probably four or five players that he needs to get out.
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"So if you think about that in terms of the job over the next two or three months, you’ve got probably 12 live situations: four players we need to sign on contracts, four players we need get into the club and four players we need to get out for the most money possible.
"And that needs a good wheeler dealer behind the scenes, someone who can sort of manage that situation.
"Manchester United haven’t been brilliant at that over the last few years. So that the big job, and it’s not his [Solskjaer’s] job, but it will determine the outcome of his success."
