Former Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick is reportedly open to rejoining the club as an assistant manager. The Red Devils have been in a state of turmoil over the past few weeks.
Manchester United’s short-term future continues to take shape one fixture at a time as the club resists rushing into another major call. With the season delicately balanced and knockout football back on the agenda, stability has become the priority over spectacle.
Manchester United are once again at the centre of a managerial earthquake that could stir emotions across the Premier League and among the Red Devils faithful. Following the shock sacking of Ruben Amorim earlier this week.
Michael Carrick has again been linked with a return to Old Trafford, this time in the midst of growing speculation that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could be brought back to Manchester United.
Uncertainty has once again settled over Old Trafford as Manchester United navigate yet another unexpected managerial crossroads at a crucial point in the season.
Manchester United have begun the process of appointing a caretaker manager following the dismissal of Ruben Amorim, with club legend Michael Carrick emerging as a leading candidate to steady the ship until the end of the season.
Manchester United have held "early-stage informal talks" with several potential interim managers, including Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Michael Carrick, sources have told ESPN.
Former Manchester United defender Jonny Evans could make a swift return to Old Trafford, joining Darren Fletcher’s coaching staff. The Red Devils supporters received shocking news on Monday morning, as the club’s hierarchy decided to wield the axe on Ruben Amorim’s tumultuous tenure at Old Trafford.
Michael Carrick is widely regarded as one of the most underrated and intelligent midfielders of his generation, having anchored the Manchester United engine room during one of the most successful eras in the club’s history.
Manchester United’s modern identity has been shaped by several midfield generals. But few embodied composure and longevity quite like Michael Carrick, who arrived from Tottenham Hotspur in 2006 for £18.6 million and went on to make 464 appearances.
Leicester have had a dismal return to the Championship so far, as they sit 16th in the table after 18 matches played. The Foxes, who are marking the 10th anniversary of their historic Premier League title win, are only five points off the play-offs, but right now, that feels like a long way away.
Wolves are considering appointing former Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick to replace the recently sacked Vitor Pereira. Draw against Brighton served as the final straw for Pereira, with the club taking the decision to sack him on Sunday.
Momentum often shifts faster than belief in football. Manchester United’s revival under Ruben Amorim shows both control and chaos. For months, questions about Casemiro’s stamina have followed every team sheet.
Former Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick is tempted to return to the club as manager amid doubts over Ruben Amorim’s future. As reported for the Daily Briefing yesterday, it is understood that the mood inside Old Trafford is really low right now, though a decision on sacking Amorim is not exactly looking imminent.
Manchester United managed to get the better of Chelsea at the weekend. It would only be a sense of ease in the pressure that was mounting over Ruben Amorim.
Ruben Amorim may have started his Manchester United tenure with a loss to Arsenal, but the performance itself gave fans plenty of reasons to be optimistic.
Even in his 80s, Sir Alex Ferguson continues to command the kind of presence that makes people stop in their tracks, especially when those people happen to be his former players at Manchester United.
It’s been a tough week for Liverpool fans but it seems that the bad news can keep coming, in the shape of an injury blow for one man in particular. As quoted in The Northern Echo, Michael Carrick was asked whether Ben Doak could play again this season and said: “It could go both ways.
Middlesbrough manager Michael Carrick confirms that Ben Doak will stay at his club after Liverpool recall January deadline has passed. Carrick has shared his delight to continue working with the Scotsman who has enjoyed an incredible form for the Boro.