The Manchester United players are blaming each other for their impending salary decreases after missing out on the top four, according to reports.
The Red Devils had to beat relegated Huddersfield at the John Smith's Stadium last time out to keep their Champions League qualification hopes alive, but could only muster a draw.
The players are now set to lose a quarter of their wages as a result of missing out on the financial windfall generated by qualifying for Europe's elite competition.
The Red Devils already have a reputation among agents as a club who deducts from salaries if the team doesn't qualify for the Champions League.
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Club chiefs have previously been transparent about this fact, explaining that their kit deal with Adidas also gets reduced by 30 per cent when they miss out on Champions League football two years running.
The Manchester United players are reportedly set to see wage decreases of 25 per cent.
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And according to Four Four Two, this has caused a bit of a dressing room rift with players 'blaming each other' for failing to finish in the top four.
Manchester United's final game of the season comes against Cardiff City, who Ole Gunnar Solskjaer used to manage back in 2014.
