After the dismissal of Ruben Amorim, Manchester United has decided to appoint Michael Carrick as interim head coach. Carrick, who previously played for the club and has experience working at Middlesbrough, is tasked with stabilizing the team and achieving a top-4 finish in the Premier League, with the goal of qualifying for the Champions League.
The club's management unanimously supported Carrick's appointment. Football director Jason Wilcox emphasized his deep understanding of the club and leadership qualities: "Michael is an outstanding coach who knows how to achieve victories at Manchester United."
Carrick's strategy is focused on attacking and positive football, as well as teamwork, hard work, and humility. His work at Middlesbrough, where he led the team out of the relegation zone into the playoffs, demonstrates his strengths and areas for further growth.
The first training session under Carrick's guidance will take place this week, preparing the team for the upcoming Manchester derby.
