Michael Carrick says waving to fans after Bournemouth thrashing ‘wasn’t a farewell’
Head coach Michael Carrick was still serenaded by supportive fans inside Old Trafford but conceded he was unsure if he would keep his job
Michael Carrick has denied claims he was waving to fans after Manchester United's 3-0 loss to Bournemouth as a farewell. The midfielder stated he does not know if he will be dismissed, admitting he only had a brief conversation with the club's executives following the game. United have suffered their worst start to a season in 40 years, with two recent defeats by three goals, including the match against Bournemouth.
Carrick acknowledged the emotional state of his teammates, describing a mixture of disappointment and hurt among them. Despite the criticism, he expressed his gratitude for the fans' support, noting the meaningful connection and appreciation he felt from their response.
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