Carrick leads training amid dismissal rumors

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November 10 – According to Laurie Whitwell of The Athletic, Manchester United officials are still working to dismiss Carrick, but Carrick arrived at the Carrington training base early Tuesday morning to lead the team's training session.

Many first-team players from Manchester United are currently participating in international matches, but some players remain with the team. Carrick and his coaching staff were in charge of this training session, which also included some players from the U21 squad.

Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada and Football Director Jason Wilcox, among other club officials, plan to travel to Monaco for the biannual summit hosted by the INEOS CEO. The meeting typically discusses topics beyond football, and this summit was scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, from the outset of the agenda.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will preside over the event, and Carrick's future is bound to be one of the topics discussed. However, when the agenda was initially set, Carrick's future was not a specific item for discussion. Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Glazer family need to give final approval for decisions related to the head coach's selection, and Carrick is widely expected to depart.

Manchester United insists that no decision has been made yet. However, multiple sources, speaking to The Athletic on condition of anonymity to protect their sources and relationships, revealed that the club has begun to scout potential replacements, aiming to complete the managerial change before the away match against Liverpool on November 22.

After a poor start to the season, Carrick's future has been under scrutiny. Manchester United has only secured 1 win in the league and just 3 wins across all competitions. After 10 league rounds, the team is ranked 18th, in the Premier League relegation zone.

After a 4-4 draw with Aston Villa last Sunday, Carrick said, "The current situation is indeed difficult. We don't have enough wins, but we must continue to work hard, solve the problems in our games, reduce mistakes, and win matches."

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