Carrick: 'I've Not Given My Position Any Thought'
United say Carrick will stay in charge for Bournemouth while the club weighs possible replacements after a 4-1 Champions League loss to Como.
- Manchester United will keep head coach Michael Carrick in charge for Sunday's Premier League match against Bournemouth, with club sources describing the situation as "business as usual."
- Mounting pressure follows Wednesday's 4-1 Champions League defeat to Como, which marked United's heaviest European loss since 1994 and their worst league start in 40 years, leaving them 13th in the Premier League.
- Captain Bruno Fernandes publicly questioned Carrick's tactics after the defeat, saying "it's a decision from the staff to not press man to man," while Carrick responded he was "angry" and accepted "one hundred per cent responsibility."
- Carrick is scheduled to hold a pre-match press conference at Carrington on Friday at 1:30pm, confirming the club's intent to stand by their coach for the upcoming match against the Cherries.
- United faces a difficult run including Chelsea, Roma, and Aston Villa before an international break, while reports suggest potential successors such as Julian Nagelsmann and Antonio Conte have been identified by the club.
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Manchester United is in crisis, the coach is shaking - and Julian Nagelsmann is said to be high on the list of successor candidates. Oliver Kahn warns for caution.
Manchester United is in crisis, the coach is shaking - and Julian Nagelsmann is said to be high on the list of successor candidates. Oliver Kahn warns for caution.
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