Dorgu Returns as United Remain without Rashford and Shaw
Carrick said he is focused on Roma as United’s winless run reached nine matches and left the club one point above the relegation zone.
- On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Manchester United hosts Roma at Old Trafford in a Champions League fixture as manager Michael Carrick seeks to end a nine-game winless run. The club currently sits 17th in the Premier League.
- The club's nine-game winless run, their longest since 1988, has intensified pressure on Carrick ahead of this crucial European tie. Following defeats to Como and Bournemouth, the board will assess the manager's position during the upcoming international break.
- After a month-long hamstring absence, Patrick Dorgu returned to training Monday and was described as fit again by the club. Carrick stated, "It was his first day with the group, great to have him back, but he won't be involved tomorrow."
- Marcus Rashford and Luke Shaw missed training Monday and will be absent from the Roma fixture, leaving Carrick short of attacking and defensive options. Carrick said, "Luke definitely won't be around this week."
- Roma manager Gian Piero Gasperini warned against complacency despite United's poor results, stating, "We can't get distracted and too hung up on that situation." His side arrives at Old Trafford in confident form.
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Carrick brushes off questions over his future ahead of Roma clash
Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick has brushed aside questions about his long-term future, saying his focus remained firmly on Tuesday’s home Champions League clash with AS Roma as his side look to end a nine-match winless run. United are 17th in the Premier League with seven points from nine games, above the relegation zone […]
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