Michael Carrick has reacted over the possibilities of taking over Manchester United job on a permanent basis, MySportDab reports.
The current interim manager is seen as part of possible candidates for the permanent role when the season comes to an end.
Michael Carrick took over from Ruben Amorim who was sacked after failing to make much impact with the club despite giving some time.
The decision to bring in the former Manchester United player was a risk which is currently paying off as they remain unbeaten.
There has been talks of him taking over the role on a permanent basis, but that is an issue which will be visited later on.
According to Fabrizio Romano, he confirmed the comments which was made by the interim boss over staying longer.
Here Is What He Said:
“For me, it’s the ultimate role. I’m really enjoying it, I love what I’m doing. I’m fortunate.
“I don’t decide how long that’s going to be but I love being here and and while I’m here, I’ll give everything I can.
“And I always plan for the long-term future for the benefit of the football club”, told BBC.
Michael Carrick is fully focused on ending well to make sure he gives himself all the opportunities needed to beat other candidates who will be lined up for the job.