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Carrick Brushes Aside Questions over Future as United Seek Turnaround

Michael Carrick said United’s future is not on his mind as the club seeks to recover from two wins in six games.

  • Manchester United manager Michael Carrick dismissed speculation regarding his job security, asserting he expects to be given time to turn the season around.
  • Consecutive home defeats to Manchester City and Brighton have left the club with just two wins from six matches, the latter defeat ending a 50-year record at Old Trafford.
  • Carrick accepted responsibility for the team's struggles, stating, "It's my responsibility and I'm fine with that," while emphasizing the need for collective solutions rather than assigning blame.
  • Luke Shaw and new signing Carlos Baleba could feature in the squad for the upcoming trip to Craven Cottage, Carrick revealed.
  • Senior figures have indicated no threat to Carrick's position, as he maintains that navigating this difficult period is "part of coping and being at this great football club.
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bolanarede.pt broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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