Martinez available for Leeds trip after Man United criticism, Carrick says
- On Thursday, former England manager Gareth Southgate ruled out returning to club management in the Premier League, declaring on The Amol Rajan Connection podcast, "I don't see a scenario where I do that."
- Southgate revealed his "desire to be involved in football" has changed after stopping to enjoy victories toward the end of his eight-year tenure with England. He has not managed at club level since 2006.
- Away from the sport for nearly 18 months, the 56-year-old has focused on media projects and a visiting lecturer role at Harvard Business School in Boston. He has not visited a football stadium since May 2025.
- Addressing Manchester City's guilty verdict on over 100 charges, Southgate said, "My underlying thought is none of this is good for football and there are no winners." He expressed concern about the Premier League's future amid legal complexity.
- After 37 years where his sense of self depended on winning, Southgate said he "just fancy a different period of my life." He has embraced new experiences in media, lecturing, and travel since leaving England.
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Champions League: Man Utd players banned after Martinez's explosive interview
Manchester United players have revealed that the club has banned them from granting interviews. These claims were made after their 1-1 draw at Leeds United in the Premier League on Sunday. No member of the squad answered questions from reporters in the mixed zone at Elland Road. Bruno Fernandes and Matheus Cunha were specifically approached […] Champions League: Man Utd players banned after Martinez's explosive interview
Manchester United have had their worst start to a season since 1986. Michael Carrick admits the situation is not looking good, but he still believes the team can turn things around.
Michael Carrick appeared optimistic about Manchester United's progress, emphasizing that his team can still claim the Premier League title. Manchester United's start in this year's Premier League cannot be considered anything but good. With the "red devils" having "counted" three draws and two defeats, having celebrated just one victory, which has brought them to 14th place in the standings. Against the... general climate prevailing in Manches…
Michael Carrick insists he doesn't need a win in the upcoming match, but everyone at Manchester United does.
Manchester United have moved on from Martinez outburst, claims Michael Carrick
Michael Carrick has played down Lisandro Martínez's failure to apologise publicly to Manchester United director Jason Wilcox, insisting the defender's comments have not affected the dressing room ahead of Sunday's Premier League clash against Leeds United.
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