Manchester United must stop experiments and get manager who fits their way - Gary Neville

Ruben Amorim was sacked as Manchester United manager after 14 months in charge

Gary Neville has urged Manchester United to "stop experimenting" and appoint a manager who "fits the club's DNA" after Ruben Amorim was sacked on Monday.

Former midfielder Darren Fletcher has taken charge until a caretaker is appointed, with the club only planning to name a permanent manager in the summer.

And former England and United full-back Neville believes the next managerial appointment at Old Trafford must reflect the traditions of the club.

"The experiments have got to stop," he told Sky Sports.