Carrick confident he will be Manchester United manager against Roma on Nov 3
Manchester United face Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday and Michael Carrick is confident he will still be the manager even after another defeat to Marco Palestra’s Chelsea.That game kicks off...
Carrick is certain he will continue as Manchester United's manager despite their upcoming Champions League clash against Roma on November 3, following another loss to Chelsea. The match will take place at Old Trafford at 20:00 GMT (21:00 CET). Roma currently leads Manchester United in the standings, having earned four points from three games, while United remains on three points after a 4-1 defeat in Como.
Roma's performance in this match suggests they are in better form than Manchester United, who suffered a 2-0 loss to Chelsea in the Premier League. Carrick, questioned about his future by TNT Sports, firmly replied, "Yes" when asked if he believes he will be on the bench for the Roma match. Manchester United has not won a game in their last nine competitive matches, with only three 1-1 draws against Fulham, Tottenham, and Leeds United, as well as losses to Manchester City, Brighton, Atlético Madrid, Como, Bournemouth, and Chelsea.
Carrick acknowledged their struggles, stating, "There is no hiding from the fact that we haven't won enough games." Fans have lost patience with Carrick, and reports suggest he may be sacked, with Antonio Conte among potential replacements. Carrick expressed the team's emotions, emphasizing the need to focus on the positive aspects of their recent performance.
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