Illicali admits he's no fan of the Dutchman.
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He told talkSPORT: "He's a good coach, but sometimes the chemistry doesn't happen in football.
"Bayern Munich had the same thing too. For me, I always look at one or two steps forward in my mind, imagine, then I decide about today and I always decide early. I don't want to lose time.
"So, I think, unfortunately, this match is not a good match, the coach and the club. From my point of view, there should have been a separation before.
"I wasn’t expecting too much from Manchester United because although Manchester United is a big team, and a fantastic brand, but unfortunately with the way they play they have been disappointing last last year. They didn’t make a big impact (against Fenerbahce)."