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EPL: Peter Schmeichel predicts Carrick's future at Man United after 1-1 draw at Leeds

  • Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel stated following Sunday's 1-1 draw at Leeds that manager Michael Carrick faces no "immediate" danger of losing his job, with club leadership remaining "confident" he is the "future."
  • Following the 1-1 stalemate against Leeds, Carrick's squad occupies 13th place and has failed to secure victory in six matches, though leadership views this as "a rebuilding process that takes time."
  • Ex-Manchester United midfielder Nicky Butt claimed Carrick described management as "too much" in private, while former striker Dwight Yorke questioned whether Carrick is "really up for the job."
  • The Red Devils will attempt to end their winless streak Wednesday evening against Cesc Fabregas' Como in Champions League action, with a Premier League match at Bournemouth following four days later.
  • Pundit Freddie Ljungberg urged United to emulate how Mikel Arteta stabilized Arsenal after a rocky start, while Dwight Yorke identified Eddie Howe as a standout candidate should Carrick's position become untenable.
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Manchester United have no plans to sack Michael Carrick despite another Premier League failure. They drew 1-1 against Leeds United at Elland Road on Monday.

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Metro News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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