David de Gea(01 of35)
Open Image ModalUnited's player of the season and one of only two world-class players in the squad.Verdict: Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Rafael da Silva(02 of35)
Open Image ModalHas regressed this season but has also lacked support from sceptical coaches.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Patrice Evra(03 of35)
Open Image ModalA liability in defence coming up to four years now, United should have brought in a replacement in 2012.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Phil Jones(04 of35)
Open Image ModalNeeds to regain his confidence but has all the hallmarks of a defensive mainstay.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Rio Ferdinand(05 of35)
Open Image ModalGoing (credit:Getty Images)
Jonny Evans(06 of35)
Open Image ModalThe best distributor out of United's centre-backs likely to stay next season, Evans is an able reserve and strong enough to compete for a first-team berth.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Juan Mata(07 of35)
Open Image ModalA quality addition - when used in the right position.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Wayne Rooney(08 of35)
Open Image ModalIrrespective of who United's manager is next season, Rooney will be at the club, too. That doesn't mean they shouldn't try to offload a player who has successfully held the club to ransom and not justified either pay rise.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Ryan Giggs(09 of35)
Open Image ModalLike Ferdinand, Giggs should have bowed out with Ferguson. An undeservingly unsuccessful end for one of the club's greats.Staying (as an assistant) (credit:Getty Images)
Chris Smalling(10 of35)
Open Image ModalUnited's best centre-back this season, he now needs a world-class defender to start alongside him.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Anders Lindegaard(11 of35)
Open Image ModalHas rarely played under Moyes after a torrid 2012-13, but showed at Newcastle he is an able deputy.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Javier Hernandez(12 of35)
Open Image ModalHis pace has not been exploited often enough by Moyes this season, and he is apparently keen on a move. A new coach might prompt a re-think and he remains a quality squad player.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Nemanja Vidić(13 of35)
Open Image ModalGoing (credit:Getty Images)
Michael Carrick(14 of35)
Open Image ModalFortunate to have received a new contract earlier this term, he has performed woefully but would be a handy reserve once United bolster their midfield.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Nani(15 of35)
Open Image ModalNani has somehow played worse this season than last. He turns 28 in November and plays like he is still 18, but remains the best winger at the club and received a five-year contract in September.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Ashley Young(16 of35)
Open Image ModalA player who was never good enough, it remains unfathomable why Sir Alex Ferguson rushed out to sign Young, rather than midfielders, in 2011.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Danny Welbeck(17 of35)
Open Image ModalReliably unreliable, Welbeck's final third play is rusty and blunt but his pace and selflessness make him an essential squad member.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Robin van Persie(18 of35)
Open Image ModalSulky, injury prone and underwhelming, and yet Van Persie has arguably been United's best outfield player this season. Selling Rooney would solve a lot of problems.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Angelo Henriquez(19 of35)
Open Image ModalYet to make his debut nearly two years on, United perhaps should have focussed on local talent rather than plucking a Chilean from South America, only to farm him out on loan.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Tom Cleverley(20 of35)
Open Image ModalThe supporters' scapegoat, he played well for five games in 2011. That is all.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Darren Fletcher(21 of35)
Open Image ModalMercifully, he can extend his career, just not at United. His first-team opportunities are more owed to the paucity of midfield options.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Antonio Valencia(22 of35)
Open Image ModalWith the exception of four months in 2011-12, Valencia has been consistently bad since the 2011 Champions League final. Too bulky and not as pacy as when he arrived.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Shinji Kagawa(23 of35)
Open Image ModalOne of the most sophisticated and technical footballers at United who has not been handled well by either Ferguson or Moyes.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Federico Macheda(24 of35)
Open Image ModalShould have been sold in 2012.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Alexander Büttner(25 of35)
Open Image ModalHas exceeded expectations recently, but should still never have been signed.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Wilfried Zaha(26 of35)
Open Image ModalDo United write off a £15 million waste or give a raw winger a fair crack of the whip? Zaha needs to address his discipline, mind.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Guillermo Varela(27 of35)
Open Image ModalSigned after Sir Alex Ferguson retired and before David Moyes began work as United manager, it's shown. In a season when one right-back has underperformed and suffered injuries and another has been sold, he has not had a kick.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Marouane Fellaini(28 of35)
Open Image ModalPotentially the heir to Cleverley's scapegoat mantle, he has performed terribly but a wrist injury and insufficient midfield support have not helped.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Nick Powell(29 of35)
Open Image ModalAn exciting young attacker ready for his first-team squad induction.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Bébé(30 of35)
Open Image ModalThe worst player in modern United history.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Michael Keane(31 of35)
Open Image ModalOut of contract in the summer and unlikely to get any first-team chances.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Ben Amos(32 of35)
Open Image ModalAt 24, this goalkeeper should have left two years ago.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Adnan Januzaj(33 of35)
Open Image ModalA star in the making and one of the few rays of light in an otherwise dark season.Stay (credit:Getty Images)
Anderson(34 of35)
Open Image ModalAt £25 million, he is one of Sir Alex Ferguson's worst signings. Anderson scored nine goals in six-and-a-half seasons, was overpriced and is overweight.Go (credit:Getty Images)
Sam Johnstone(35 of35)
Open Image ModalThe designated third-choice goalkeeper.Stay (credit:Getty Images)