Manchester United manager Michael Carrick had so much to say concerning the club’s current poor run of form which hasn’t been improving.
The English coach is currently facing pressure to deliver this season after getting the managerial job on a permanent basis.
Michael Carrick came in last season as an interim coach. He wasted no time in turning things around following Ruben Amorim failure to do much.
Manchester United finished in the Premier League top four to secure a Champions League spot this season.
However, things are no more the same under their manager who is facing massive pressure that could lead to his sacking.
Ahead of their Premier League game this weekend, the United manager had so much to say concerning their current struggles.
According to Fabrizio Romano, he confirmed the comments from the English coach who isn’t pleased with their current status.
He said: “I don’t need results. We all need results. It’s not about me”.
“Manchester United is bigger than an individual, so please, I don’t go into every day thinking about me”.
“It’s not about any individual player; it’s about this football club and its history”.
Meanwhile, reports making headlines suggests Manchester United are already working on getting a new manager.
The likes of Antonio Conte and Fabian Hurzeler are both strong candidates being looked over by the club if things do not improve.
Carrick might be facing the hammer as the pressure continues to mount with ongoing struggle with the team he led halfway of last season.
The manager recent comments suggests he is doing everything possible to try turning things around to keep his job and help the team.
Manchester United will be looking to bounce back with their coming game this weekend as their position on the Premier League table isn’t looking good for them.
