Roy Keane fears Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's days could be numbered at Manchester United after the Red Devils' latest 2-0 defeat by West Ham.
The Norwegian spent big money in the summer transfer window attempting to strengthen Man United ahead of his first full season in charge.
He splashed out £155million on three new players and there was a feel good factor surrounding the club as the campaign got underway.
But the Red Devils have quickly come back down to earth now that the season has started, and on Sunday Solskjaer'sUnited side were comfortably beaten by West Ham at the London Stadium.
Responding to the defeat, Keane told Sky Sports: "If you are looking at the board, how much money have they spent?
"There was a feel-good factor for Ole at the start. You can hang your hat on Rashford but he is not that kind of striker. They need time, three or four transfer windows.
"If you lose like today and not get results, the pressure builds and builds. You won't get time."
West Ham took the lead through Andriy Yarmolenko on Sunday before Aaron Cresswell doubled the home side's advantage after the break.
