Casemiro Delivers Honest Opinion when Asked if Michael Carrick Should Be Named Manchester United's Permanent Head Coach
- On Tuesday, Casemiro told ESPN that interim manager Michael Carrick "completely deserves" the Manchester United manager role full-time after transforming the club's season.
- Following Ruben Amorim's dismissal in January, Carrick took charge of a team sitting sixth in the Premier League and has since steered United to third place and Champions League qualification.
- Under Carrick's interim management, United achieved 10 victories and two draws in 14 matches, surpassing rivals Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea to secure third place in the Premier League.
- Although praising Carrick, Casemiro reiterated he will depart Manchester United at the end of the season, noting "it's not up to me to choose, it's up to the club."
- Casemiro emphasized that "United can't be content with third place," stressing the club must prioritize winning titles rather than merely qualifying for European competitions.
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"He is fully qualified to be the Man Utd manager," Casemiro declares public support for Michael Carrick. OSEN = Reporter Seo Jeong-hwan. Manchester United's key midfielder Casemiro (34) has publicly endorsed Michael Carrick. In an interview with ESPN Brazil, Casemiro stated, "My life
Casemiro backs Michael Carrick to become Manchester United's permanent manager ahead of new season
Manchester United have had a roller coaster season in the Premier League this year. They began the season with Ruben Amorim in charge, and while they did win some games, the struggle was clear. Amorim was then sacked by the side mid-season after poor results, and former midfielder Michael Carrick was appointed as the interim manager. Under Carrick, United have been exceptional. The Red Devils have secured their place in the UEFA Champions Leagu…
He completely deserves it: Casemiro feels Michael Carrick deserves Manchester United job permanently - The Tribune
Manchester United great Casemiro has shown his full support behind Michael Carrick to take over as the permanent manager of the club, stating that the former 'completely deserves' the role.
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