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Carrick Leaves Door Open to Late Swoop in Window
Carrick said United are open to late additions as Marcus Rashford impressed in a 5-2 win and the club weigh a left-back move.
On Sunday, Manchester United defeated Ipswich 5-2 at Old Trafford, with manager Michael Carrick confirming the club may pursue further signings before Tuesday's transfer deadline.
Marcus Rashford impressed in his first Old Trafford appearance in 90 weeks, with Carrick describing the returning forward's impact as "like a new signing" after summer spending exceeded £155 million.
United remain short at left-back after Luke Shaw struggled against Ipswich Town on Sunday; the club previously considered Newcastle's Lewis Hall, but a deal appears unlikely as the deadline nears.
With 48 hours remaining, Carrick remains cautious about additions, stating, "We're always open to it if there's something else to be able to add, so I wouldn't shut that down."
As the transfer window closes on Tuesday, United must decide whether to pursue a short-term left-back solution while maintaining momentum after securing their first league victory of the season.
Michael Carrick hasn't ruled out a Manchester United transfer. The Red Devils still have a chance to bring in new players before the transfer deadline.