Summary
Middlesbrough has dismissed Michael Carrick as head coach after two and a half years. Carrick, a former England player, helped the team reach play-offs in his first season, but they missed the top spots in the following years. His assistants have also left, and the club is looking for a new coach.
Key Facts
- Michael Carrick was sacked after being Middlesbrough's head coach for two and a half years.
- He started coaching at Middlesbrough in October 2022.
- Carrick's team reached the play-offs in the 2022-23 season but failed in the next two seasons.
- Middlesbrough finished 10th in the 2024-25 season after losing to Coventry.
- During Carrick's tenure, Middlesbrough had 18 losses in the last season.
- Jonathan Woodgate and Graeme Carrick, Carrick's assistants, have also left the club.
- 17 out of 24 Championship teams have changed managers since August of the previous year.
- Middlesbrough is now looking for a new head coach, with Rob Edwards and Danny Rohl as potential candidates.
