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Michael Carrick Tasked with Reaching Champions League After Getting Man Utd Job

Michael Carrick returns as Manchester United interim manager with a coaching team including Steve Holland and Jonny Evans after winning 12 of 17 games at Middlesbrough, club said.

  • On Thursday Michael Carrick reached a verbal agreement to become Manchester United's interim manager, taking charge at Old Trafford with 17 Premier League games remaining.
  • On Thursday Michael Carrick interviewed with director of football Jason Wilcox and chief executive Omar Berrada, boosting his candidacy as the club values his composure and decision-making.
  • A coaching team blending former United figures and new arrivals has been assembled, with Steve Holland, Jonathan Woodgate, Jonny Evans and Travis Binnion involved, while Darren Fletcher returns to Under‑18s.
  • Having managed 136 games with a 63‑24‑49 record at Middlesbrough Football Club, Carrick's three‑game caretaker spell at United in November 2021 showed immediate upside.
  • Some former players and fans wanted a more nostalgic appointment, but Michael Carrick's limited senior experience beyond Middlesbrough and Teesside scepticism about his tactics remain notable.
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manchesterworld.uk broke the news in on Monday, January 12, 2026.
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