Gary Neville has warned Manchester United players that they risk being sold this summer unless their work rate matches their potential following a 4-0 humbling at Everton.

Goals from Richarlison, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Lucas Digne and Theo Walcott earned Marco Silva's side three valuable points in their pursuit of a possible Europa League place on a comfortable afternoon at Goodison Park.

However, it was the lethargic display from their visitors which caught the eye of Neville and he did not hold back in his analysis of their "rancid" performance, pointing out that Everton ran four more kilometres than United in the first half.

Neville revealed his 'fury' at watching Ole Gunnar Solskjaer apologise for his team's mistakes at Goodison, and believes the club must sell any players who are not up for the battle of matching Liverpool and Manchester City next season.

"Forget talent: if you don't work hard and don't run around in that shirt, get rid of them," Neville told Sky Sports.

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"I'm watching players for Manchester City and Liverpool work their absolute backsides off every single week for their football club and I'm watching Manchester United players walk around, jaunt about, jogging back.

"I don't mind them losing games or conceding goals but you do not drop below the standard of work ethic that is expected at that club and they are falling below it.

"I reckon the more Solskjaer's watching those players, the more he will be losing faith in those players because they are letting him down and that club down.

"I am concerned. This idea that Manchester United only won the league a few years ago is gone. They are in the wilderness, seven years.

"Where do you see the next league title coming from? Things can be turned around quickly but big decisions, good decisions don't come around quickly.

"Solskjaer spoke about rebuilding the squad, that's a fact. But who is rebuilding this squad for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, for the Manchester United fans?

"I don't think there is anyone there to be able to rebuild that club from a football point of view. At this moment in time, the evidence is there. Something is fundamentally wrong."

Additional reporting by the Press Association.