Under-pressure Louis van Gaal returned to Manchester on Tuesday to take training after a trip home to Holland, with the knowledge United’s executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward determined to stand by him.
But Van Gaal could still walk away if he feels he cannot turn the Red Devils’ form around and if their place in the top four becomes in greater jeopardy.
And Mirror Sport understands that the Old Trafford top brass are worried Giggs could end his 28-year association with the club and walk away if he is overlooked in the event of Van Gaal quitting.
United playing legend Giggs, 42, would be at the front of the queue if Van Gaal goes, with jobless former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho the other leading contender.
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