Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is planning a summer rebuild at Old Trafford.
The Norwegian knows he has a big job on his hands after seeing their Premier League top four hopes dealt a further blow in the Manchester derby on Wednesday night.
The Red Devils have now lost seven of their last nine games causing Solskjaer to re-evaluate his squad ahead of a massive transfer window.
He revealed he plans to keep players who are "willing to sacrifice" for United in the future as he challenged his side to show more hunger regardless of their opposition.
"Now it's more planning, you need to think long-term," Solskjaer said after the Manchester derby.
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"Of course I give my advice all the time but you learn about players more and more, if they have gone into a comfort zone, or who will be willing to sacrifice to take us forward, that's what I'm finding out.
"And they are the ones you have to continue with.
"You could see today with the hunger with some of the lads today you could see what it meant to many of them, but you should do that every single game.
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"You can't say it's Everton and we don't have to run the same as them, because we clearly got beaten by them."
There could be a serious overhaul at Old Trafford in the summer, with plenty of players facing the axe if they fail to impress Solskjaer.
Big name stars Paul Pogba and David De Gea have also been linked with moves away whilst there are a host of names on Solskjaer's transfer shortlist.
