Michael Carrick oversaw Manchester United's training session on Tuesday as the club's hierarchy continues to evaluate his long-term role at Old Trafford. The former United midfielder, who has served on the coaching staff since 2018, took charge of preparations while senior officials deliberate on his future with the club.
Carrick, 45, previously served as interim manager for three matches in late 2021 following Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's departure, winning two and drawing one. He returned to his first-team coaching duties under subsequent managers but now finds his position under review as part of a broader assessment of the club's technical structure.
The Independent reported that United's decision-makers are weighing options regarding Carrick's continued involvement, with the club yet to communicate a definitive timeline for a resolution. Players and staff were said to be focused on the session at the Carrington training complex ahead of upcoming fixtures.
