Crisis at Trafford sees United retain Wilcox, Berrada, Carrick at risk

Manchester United will keep Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada at the helm of football, despite the crisis that plagues the club at Old Trafford.

The deep sporting crisis and the strong fan opposition will not change Manchester United's managerial structure.

According to the Telegraph, football director Jason Wilcox and executive director Omar Berrada continue to merit the full confidence of co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

The club is preparing the termination of Michael Carrick, who took charge in January after replacing Ruben Amorim, an unprecedented situation in 148 years of history.

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With the team in relegation positions, supporters have intensified chants against Wilcox, Ratcliffe and the Glazer family.

Ineos does not plan any changes at the top of football; Wilcox and Berrada have a meeting scheduled with Jim Ratcliffe in Monaco to discuss Carrick's successor.

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Wilcox, promoted to football director in December 2024 after Dan Ashworth's brief stint, was at the centre of the direct clash with Ruben Amorim that culminated in the Portuguese coach's departure.