Rashford, Mainoo & transfers - Carrick calls for more signings
Before his first full season as Manchester United head coach, Michael Carrick explains why the club need more players, discusses why he is in a privileged position and talks Marcus Rashford and Kobbie Mainoo.
Michael Carrick, Manchester United's boss, is committed to enhancing the squad this summer as he embarks on his first full Premier League term at Old Trafford. The club has already spent £83m on Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, but faces challenges at left-back and central midfield. Carrick acknowledges the need for additional transfers despite past costly errors.
He emphasizes the club's desire to push boundaries and win again, while respecting the financial constraints. Carrick, who recently spoke to his daughter's A-level results, expressed enthusiasm about leading the team and addressing media concerns about the perceived lack of signings. He reiterated that Marcus Rashford remains a United player, despite past controversies, and highlighted Rashford's potential despite his coolness during previous loan spells.
Carrick also mentioned the return of Kobbie Mainoo, who was overlooked by previous managers, and expressed his commitment to supporting the young midfielder.
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