The position of Michael Carrick as Manchester United manager is reportedly at serious risk following two internal meetings held by the club today.
The club’s hierarchy is understood to be reviewing the future of Michael Carrick’s situation, with discussions ongoing as United consider their next move. The meetings are believed to be part of an internal assessment of the team’s recent performances and the club’s direction under his leadership.
The latest development comes after United dropped into the Premier League relegation zone following their disappointing 4-4 draw against Aston Villa at Old Trafford. Despite fighting back to rescue a point, the result extended their worrying league run and increased scrutiny on Carrick’s management.
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, discussions have also continued over potential replacements, with realistic options being considered internally. However, Manchester United are yet to reach a final decision on whether to dismiss the former midfielder.
Carrick’s immediate future now remains uncertain, with the international break providing the club’s hierarchy an opportunity to assess the situation before United return to action against Liverpool on November 22. However, the review remains ongoing, and the final decision from Manchester United’s leadership is still awaited.