Michael Carrick has admitted that discussions surrounding his long-term future at Manchester United are partly “out of my hands” as speculation continues over who will permanently lead the club next season.
Carrick has impressed since taking over as interim manager following the departure of Ruben Amorim on January 17.
Under Carrick, United have collected 32 Premier League points — more than any other team in that period — with their dramatic 3-2 victory over Liverpool FC last weekend securing Champions League qualification for next season. 🔥
Despite the strong run, Manchester United are yet to confirm whether Carrick will remain as permanent manager, with names such as Andoni Iraola and Oliver Glasner reportedly linked to the role.
Speaking ahead of United’s clash against Sunderland AFC, Carrick said:
“Clarity is important moving forward… Some of it is out of my hands so we will see what happens.”
He also insisted that he and his coaching staff have always made decisions with the club’s long-term future in mind, regardless of whether he is eventually confirmed as permanent boss.
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