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Published 16:30 23 Dec 2015 GMT
Updated 16:30 23 Dec 2015 GMT

It now appears that the Dutchman has an ally in Arsene Wenger, with the Arsenal boss refusing to be drawn on speculation about Van Gaal's future.
"I do not want to go into a world of speculation," Wenger said at his own press conference. "I have personally huge respect for Louis van Gaal and I think what is going on there at the moment is disrespectful.
"This guy has worked for 30 years in football and has delivered unbelievable quality of work. Of course he deserves more time."Explore more on these topics:
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