Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has told the Glazers "enough is enough" and to sell their stake in the club.
United are enduring their worst start to a Premier League campaign, while also losing two of their opening three Champions League games, and Michael Carrick is under pressure ahead of Saturday's trip to Chelsea.
The Glazers, who took control of the club in a controversial takeover in 2005, remain majority owners after selling a minority stake to Sir Jim Ratcliffe in 2024 and Neville has urged them to leave United completely.
"There's £1.2 billion ($1.6 billion) of debt in that football club, they're hamstrung in some ways," Neville said on Stick to Football on Disney+.
"They've spent an absolute fortune on players, just under Man City in the last 15 years. £1.4bn ($1.86bn) on players, they're second in the spending, but a lot of it's the never-never.
"They have to sell now, they have to sell, I'm sorry the time has come.
"They have subcontracted the football department out to INEOS, they are trying to run the football department, they have had three years of struggling and it looks like this year is going to be a struggle.
"The Glazer family over in America, in Tampa, they're very popular over there, they go to every game, apparently, I hear, they go to all the NFL games, they've hardly been to Old Trafford in 20-odd years.
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"My point is, they have to sell now, enough is enough, the club is in debt, you've not spent a penny on the stadium, you're now trying to borrow £2bn for a stadium you don't know how you're going to borrow.
"You've got a failure of 13, 14 years on the football side, you've subbed it out to somebody else, which is ridiculous, and not took responsibility. It is now at a point where they have to sell.
"Enough is enough, they have to sell the whole the club. The fans have had enough. They have to go now."