Louis van Gall remains defiant about his position as Manchester United manager and has refused to be drawn into any speculation about his future at the club.
The Duthcman guided United to an FA Cup semi-final date at Wembley against Everton, but his side look unlikely to finish in the top four this season.
Marcus Rashford celebrates after scoring the opening goal of Manchester United's trip to West Ham. Image: Alastair Grant / AP/Press Association Images
Speaking ahead of tomorrow's clash with Aston Villa at Old Trafford, van Gaal reiterated that he would not be commenting on what the club's directors may do in the summer with regards to his position.
"I don't discuss that with you," Van Gaal said. "You can ask every time the same questions about what is happening with me - I don't discuss it with the media.
"The media is writing that, that is your problem, but I am not discussing. I read only my position in the media, not the position of other managers. I don't agree with that. It's not my problem, it's not my problem."
Jose Mourinho, Diego Simeone and Ryan Giggs have all been linked with taking over at the club after a dismal season sees United in 5th position in the league and facing pressure to finish in a European spot from West Ham.
