Manchester United are considering the future of head coach Michael Carrick following a series of internal meetings as pressure continues to mount over the club’s poor run of results.
The club’s hierarchy is reviewing Carrick’s position, with director of football Jason Wilcox and chief executive Omar Berrada involved in discussions about whether he should remain in charge.
Football transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano also reported that two internal meetings had taken place, with the review still ongoing and no final decision announced.
Carrick under pressure after disappointing results
United’s recent performances have increased concerns among senior club officials. The team is currently in the Premier League relegation zone after recording just one league victory in its opening 10 matches.
Carrick was previously given three matches against Chelsea, Roma and Aston Villa to improve the team’s fortunes.
United lost 2-0 to Chelsea, defeated Roma 3-2 in the Champions League and drew 4-4 with Aston Villa at Old Trafford.
Despite the comeback against Villa, the result did little to ease the pressure surrounding the manager’s future.
Possible replacements discussed
Reports indicate that Manchester United have also started assessing possible replacements should the club decide to part ways with Carrick.
Former Tottenham and Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino and ex-Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe have emerged among the names linked with the position.
However, no appointment has been confirmed, and the club has yet to announce a final decision on Carrick.
Final decision still pending
According to reports, Wilcox and Berrada are expected to make a recommendation to co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who oversees the club’s sporting direction.
Carrick’s future remains uncertain as United continue their internal review during the international break.
The club is expected to clarify its position before its next Premier League fixture against Liverpool on November 22.
Also Read:Ghana Receives Four New Non Resident Ambassadors
