Carrick may stay despite United's poor form

Manchester United’ is struggling this season under tough circumstances; the Red Devils are delivering sub‑par football. Yet coach Michael Carrick, who recently made his apologies in the Champions League round, remains in charge. His future looks uncertain, but many still find his approach appropriate.

Support for Carrick

Wim Kieft praises in the podcast KieftJansenEgmondGijp the way Michael Carrick handles the crisis. “He went to make his apologies to the supporters during the last Champions League round,” he says.

Kieft adds that players no longer want to go to Old Trafford. “With Ten Hag and Van Gaal all the big players wanted to go to United, but now nobody goes any more,” says the former international.

Rob Jansen warns that the club is now in the hands of moneymakers. “When football teams become investment projects, the heart disappears from a club,” he states.

United board keeps Carrick despite eight winless games

Gary Neville is surprised that Carrick still has the job. “I thought on Sunday that the end for Michael came after the defeat to AFC Bournemouth,” he says.

Nevertheless, sources confirm that Michael Carrick may retain the leadership, despite the criticism and the poor results of the Red Devils.

Carrick stays as United manager for now

The contrast between the sub‑par performances of Manchester United’ and the continued support for Carrick shows how divided opinions are within and outside the club, while the future remains uncertain.