Man Utd players fear they won't win any game with the squad feeling miserable

Manchester United players reportedly fear they won't win another game for the rest of the season - with morale said to be low following their 4-0 thrashing at Crystal Palace.

The Red Devils suffered the latest dip in their rocky season after being hammered by the Eagles at Selhurst Park on Monday night in a horror result that further heaps pressure on manager Erik ten Hag.

United are currently eighth in the Premier League table and have missed out on a place in the top four - trailing fourth-placed Aston Villa by 13 points - despite pre-season optimism they could challenge for the title after signing the likes of Andre Onana, Rasmus Hojlund and Mason Mount.

But their campaign has been filled with a number of damaging defeats after losing eight times at home and being dumped out of the Champions League at the group stage.

They have still managed to reach the FA Cup final but only got there after scraping past Championship side Coventry on penalties after surrendering a 3-0 lead.

And after their recent humbling by Palace, United players are said to be 'broken' and miserable', according to the Mirror.

The report adds that morale is at such a low point that some members of the squad are not confident they will win again this season.

The report adds that many players are 'convinced' that Ten Hag will be sacked at the end of the season following such a troubled run of form.

United have 16 wins in the league, with six draws and 13 defeats - their most ever in a Premier League season - while they are at risk of achieving their worst points total for a campaign, with the record standing at 58. The team are currently on 54.

Reported concerns over upcoming fixtures comes with three matches remaining in the league - a home clash against