'Not a catastrophe' - Carrick dismisses Man Utd job fears
Summary
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick said it is wrong to worry about how long he will keep his job after a few bad games. He admitted the recent results were disappointing but stressed the situation is not a disaster and he continues to focus on improving the team.Key Facts
- Michael Carrick has won 14 out of 23 games as Manchester United manager since January 2026.
- Manchester United recently lost at home to Manchester City, who played most of the game with 10 men.
- Brighton became the first team in 50 years to come from two goals behind to win at Old Trafford in the Carabao Cup.
- Fans showed frustration by booing and chanting against the team after recent defeats.
- Carrick said he is not thinking about job security despite the pressure and disappointing results.
- United’s senior staff have not signaled that Carrick’s position is at risk.
- The team has won 2 out of 6 games this season, less than their strong finish last season.
- Carrick said the club’s problems are often made to seem bigger than they really are and emphasized teamwork over blaming individuals.
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