Carrick urged his squad to show humility and hard work after the 4-1 defeat, while Bruno Fernandes questioned the team’s tactics.
On Wednesday, Manchester United suffered a 4-1 Champions League defeat to Como, extending their winless streak to seven matches across all competitions.
Following the defeat, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes publicly questioned manager Michael Carrick's tactical approach, claiming staff decisions on pressing contributed to the heavy loss in Italy.
Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher described Fernandes as "a disgrace" for his public outburst, while reports suggest dressing room tension is reaching dangerous levels within the squad.
Defying mounting pressure, manager Michael Carrick delivered a five-minute monologue demanding "humility, sacrifice and hard work" while insisting he remains "100 per cent" confident in turning the season around.
Sunday's home fixture against Bournemouth serves as a critical test for Carrick, with reports indicating United's hierarchy may consider replacements if results do not improve immediately.
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