Carrick expects to remain in charge of Man Utd
Michael Carrick said he expects to "move forward and keep working" as Manchester United manager despite dropping into the Premier League relegation zone."We haven't won enough games, but I expect to move forward and keep working on the things that we've been working on," Carrick told Sky Sports.
Michael Carrick remains uncertain about his future at Manchester United despite the team's recent struggles. Following a 4-4 draw against Aston Villa, Carrick expressed his intention to continue managing the club, even as they slipped into the relegation zone. United fought back from a two-goal deficit to secure the remarkable draw, with goals from Joshua Zirkzee and Patrick Dorgu in stoppage time.
The victory potentially granted Carrick a reprieve ahead of an upcoming two-week international break. Carrick admitted that the team hasn't won enough games, but he remains committed to improving and working on the aspects of the game they've been focusing on. He emphasized the need to tighten up on mistakes and win football matches.
United's results this weekend dropped them into the bottom three for the first time in 40 years, prompting Carrick to express his dissatisfaction with the current situation. However, he believes that the team can make positive changes.
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