'I feel at home here' - Carrick hints he wants Man Utd stay
Summary
Michael Carrick, the interim head coach of Manchester United, has suggested he is interested in staying in the role beyond the current season. Carrick has won his initial three matches as interim coach and is focused on improving the team while the club looks for a permanent head coach. He also mentioned that Patrick Dorgu could miss 10 weeks due to a hamstring injury.Key Facts
- Michael Carrick is the interim head coach of Manchester United.
- Carrick won his first three matches as temporary head coach.
- He expressed interest in staying beyond the current season.
- Patrick Dorgu may miss 10 weeks because of a hamstring injury.
- Manchester United is considering candidates to replace Ruben Amorim permanently.
- Carrick's brother Graeme helped bring Steve Holland into the coaching team.
- Steve Holland has experience with England’s national team and Chelsea.
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