Manchester United has dismissed Michael Carrick from the post of coach of the first team, following disappointing results at the beginning of the 2026/27 season.
The club from Old Tuffford has confirmed the decision through an official communiqué, ending the English coach’s period at the head of the team.
Carrick had returned to Manchester United in January and managed to lead the team to third position in the Premier League in 2025/26 season. Under his direction, the Red Days won 12 of the remaining 17 championship matches, gathering more points than any other team during this period.
However, poor results in the new edition have prompted club leaders to decide on the coach’s change, with the aim of meeting the goals of the season.
In their communiqué, the leaders of Manchester United have praised the contribution of Carrick, whom they have described as a club legend, isolating its professionalism, dedication and achievement during the return period to the Old Tuffford.
The club has announced that it intends to appoint the new permanent coach, who will take the team’s lead for the rest of the season.
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