Van Zweden is alleged to have insulted Van Gaal following Swansea's 2-1 victory over United at the Liberty Stadium on Saturday, calling his fellow Dutchman an "arrogant b******".
The remark was reportedly said to a Dutch TV crew which followed wealthy businessman Van Zweden to south Wales for Swansea's famous win ahead of a documentary which is due to be screened in Holland this week
Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins has now responded to the reports, describing Van Zweden's supposed remarks as "disappointing" given the good working relationship the club has built up with Barclays Premier League rivals since winning promotion from the Championship in 2011.
"It is disappointing that one of our directors has apparently made a statement in the media in relation to a manager of another football club," Jenkins said.
"Our football club prides itself on having a good working relationship with all Premier League clubs, managers and staff.
"We feel we have built up that good relationship over a number of years and will continue to work hard to preserve our image within the Premier League and the game in general at all costs.
"If any of our directors behave in an inappropriate and unprofessional manner not befitting this football club then they will be dealt with internally and appropriately.''
Swansea completed their first-ever league double over United by emulating their 2-1 win at Old Trafford on the opening day of the season with a comeback victory at the Liberty Stadium.
And Van Zweden was quick to remind Van Gaal of the result on Twitter by posting a picture of himself indicating the score with his fingers.
Van Zweden also added the message: "Dear Louis
Sleep well mate 6 points and The double
@SwansOfficial @ManUtd 2-1 again!!! #easy"
Source : PA
Source: PA