Man Utd make decision on sacking Michael Carrick before Bournemouth game
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick will remain in his position for the upcoming match against Bournemouth despite a poor run of form and a recent Champions League loss. The club is reportedly exploring potential replacements, including Eddie Howe and Antonio Conte.
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Carrick on the brink but will last until next week at least (Picture: Denis Doyle/Getty Images)
Michael Carrick will remain in charge of Manchester United for this weekend’s Premier League clash against Bournemouth.
The former midfielder is under mounting pressure following Wednesday’s Champions League defeat to competition newcomers Como.
The 4-1 battering in Italy appeared to have left Carrick on the brink with his captain Bruno Fernandes publicly criticising his tactics on the night.
United have taken just seven points from seven Premier League games with their only victory coming against newly-promoted Ipswich Town in August.
Despite the alarming run of form, Carrick’s position is not under immediate threat with it regarded as ‘business as usual’ at the club ahead of the visit of the Cherries on Sunday.
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