Speaking to talkSPORT, Alan Brazil said: "Unless Manchester United go on a remarkable run, I still think Erik ten Hag will be gone by the end of the season. I honestly don't think that the players are having him.
"There's always a chance that winning silverware, maybe the FA Cup could be enough to keep him in the job though. If they start scoring more goals and getting the fans behind them then things might change.
"The last few games, including that win over Aston Villa, have been a bit better so we'll see. The whispers I'm hearing are the players are not having him. They say he has no man-management skills whatsoever."
Man United have recently gone on a winning run in the Premier League, once again establishing themselves as a contenders for a top-four finish.
However, pressure continues to mount on Ten Hag amid reports that now minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is ready to replace the Dutchman this summer.
