The Monaco summit that will decide the future of Carrick and Man Utd
Summary
Manchester United chief executive Omar Berrada and director of football Jason Wilcox are expected to recommend that head coach Michael Carrick leave his role at a meeting with minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe in Monaco on Wednesday. United are 18th in the Premier League after one win in their first 10 matches, and the club’s executives will discuss what should happen next.Key Facts
- The Monaco meeting was scheduled as a regular discussion about the club’s strategy.
- The meeting’s location was not chosen because of the discussion about Carrick’s future.
- Berrada and Wilcox are expected to recommend that Carrick go.
- United are in the Premier League relegation zone in 18th place.
- United have won one of their first 10 league matches and have not won since August.
- United’s position is their lowest this far into a top-flight season since 1986–87.
- Carrick won 12 of 17 games as interim manager before receiving a two-year contract in the summer.
- Ratcliffe bought a 28.94% stake in Manchester United for just over £1 billion.
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