Oliver Glasner would jump at the chance to replace Ruben Amorim as Manchester United manager if the opportunity were to arise.

Defeat at Brentford on Saturday represented a new low for the the Red Devils’ beleagured boss who has now taken just 34 points from his 33 Premier League games in charge.

With little sign of progress being made, despite a bold summer recruitment drive and a full pre-season at the helm, calls for Amorim to be sacked after less than a year in charge are reaching a crescendo.

Glasner, who masterminded Crystal Palace’s FA Cup triumph last season, is among a number of candidates who are being considered as potential replacements.

The Austrian’s contract expires at the end of the season and the lure of Old Trafford could prove too enticing a prospect to resist, even

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