Topics: Harry Maguire, David De Gea, Football, Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo
Manchester United fans have voted goalkeeper David de Gea as their best player this season - with captain Harry Maguire being rated their worst.
It's been a poor season at Old Trafford and United look likely to miss out on a place in the Champions League.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November and replaced with Ralf Rangnick, but results haven't drastically improved.
United are already out of the Champions League and FA Cup, while sitting sixth in the Premier League.
A number of players have been below par this campaign and the Manchester Evening News are letting supporters voice their opinion.
De Gea sits top of the pile with a 7.7/10 thanks to a number of vital saves, while Cristiano Ronaldo's return has been a positive to most and he's second with 6.8/10.
At the opposite end is Maguire, who has a dismal 2.8/10 rating.
The England international performed well at Euro 2020 but it hasn't carried over, making a number of mistakes throughout the season and failing to inspire confidence.
Only Anthony Martial, who is currently on loan at Sevilla, joins Maguire in being rated lower than a three.
Check out the full rankings from best to worst below:
David de Gea - 7.7
Cristiano Ronaldo - 6.8
Anthony Elanga - 6.8
Jadon Sancho - 6.6
Raphael Varane - 6.5
Fred - 6
Diogo Dalot - 5.8
Bruno Fernandes - 5.8
Victor Lindelof - 5.6
Nemanja Matic - 5.4
Alex Telles - 5.4
Scott McTominay - 5.4
Luke Shaw - 5.1
Paul Pogba - 4.6
Dean Henderson - 4.3
Edinson Cavani - 4.2
Phil Jones - 4.1
Eric Bailly - 4
Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 3.7
Donny van de Beek - 3.7
Juan Mata - 3.7
Jesse Lingard - 3.4
Marcus Rashford - 3.2
Anthony Martial - 2.9
Harry Maguire - 2.8
United have reportedly started interviewing candidates for the permanent manager position.
It's been reported current Ajax boss Erik ten Hag is top of the list and has already been interviewed.
Ten Hag is said to have enquired about the summer budget as well as plans for the future.
The 52-year-old is one of the world's highest rated coaches and helped Ajax to the Champions League semi-finals in 2019.
Mauricio Pochettino of Paris Saint-Germain and Spain national team coach Luis Enrique are also on the shortlist.