Manchester United's co-owners INEOS have dismissed the club's manager after only five months in charge, according to reports on Wednesday. The decision comes amid mounting pressure on assistant coach Michael Carrick, who has been linked with a potential interim role.
The sacking marks a swift end to the manager's tenure at Old Trafford, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ownership group acting decisively following a disappointing run of results. The club has yet to announce a permanent replacement.
Carrick, a former United midfielder and current first-team coach, is now under intense scrutiny as the club searches for stability. The 43-year-old has previously served as caretaker manager in 2021.
