Carrick expects to remain in charge of Man Utd

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick expressed confidence that he will remain in charge of the team despite slipping into the Premier League relegation zone. On Sunday, United staged a remarkable comeback, securing a 4-4 draw against Aston Villa at Old Trafford with goals scored in stoppage time by Joshua Zirkzee and Patrick Dorgu.

Carrick, speaking to Sky Sports, stated that while the team has not won enough games, he expects to continue working on the necessary improvements and emphasized the need to tighten up on a few mistakes to start winning football matches. The results from the weekend dropped United into the bottom three for the first time since November 1972.

Carrick acknowledged his dissatisfaction with the current situation and results, but he remains committed to turning things around, saying, "We can definitely do something about it." The club's former midfielder ruled out any possibility of resigning, reaffirming his dedication to the club and his clear vision of the direction needed for success.

He acknowledged that during the upcoming international break, the team will focus on training and preparing for their next match against Liverpool on November 22.