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A former Manchester United player has called on Erik ten Hag to resign at the end of the season if one thing happens as it couldn't be topped.
United have had a great first season so far under new manager Ten Hag and are the only English side that remains in four different competitions.
One of those comes to a close on Sunday as the Red Devils take on Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley.
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It's a great opportunity for both clubs, and if United win not only will they lift their first trophy in almost six years but they would still be on for a quadruple.
Whilst it would take a lot given they would have to also win the FA Cup, Europa League and overcome rivals Arsenal and Manchester City in the Premier League, it's possible.
Former United defender Paul Parker believes that achieving such a feat wouldn't be matched and that Ten Hag should resign if it happens.
What did he say?
Speaking to indiabetting, as reported by Football365, Parker said: "It would be a massive achievement if Man United manage to win a quadruple this season.
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"But it still wouldn’t be the ultimate as it isn’t the Champions League but only the Europa League.
“It would be really incredible, and honestly if it is going to happen, Erik ten Hag needs to resign after that and not carry on. Because he will never be able to surpass that."
United currently sit five points off the top of the table in the Premier League so are very much in a title race.
However, they have a much more congested calendar compared to their challengers Arsenal and City so face an uphill battle.
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They also need to surpass Barcelona in the Europa League on Thursday and head into the second leg at Old Trafford with the score 2-2 on aggregate.
As for the FA Cup, the Red Devils face a struggling West Ham at Old Trafford in the fifth round.
It's a massive ask but even if United only lift one of the trophies up for grabs then it will be classed as a successful first season for Ten Hag.
Topics: Manchester United, Erik Ten Hag, Premier League
Will Evans