The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday's newspapers...
Manchester United
Michael Carrick is carrying on as normal - but Manchester United are poised to use the international break to look at a change - Sunday Mirror
Carrick has not been told he is certain to be in charge of United after their Premier League fixture with Aston Villa on Sunday - The Sun
Man Utd are not sold on former Newcastle boss Eddie Howe as a potential replacement for Carrick at Old Trafford - Independent
Premier League
Jack Grealish has returned to training at Everton's Finch Farm facilities, with a view to him being available for their trip to Brentford after the international break - The Athletic
Inter Milan are considering making a move for Crystal Palace defender Chris Richards, whose contract with the Eagles expires next summer - Tuttomercatoweb
Newcastle are looking at Middlesbrough striker Will Lankshear following his impressive form for the Championship promotion hopefuls - Talksport
FIFA
Arsene Wenger is being courted by leading football figures to announce a late challenge to Gianni Infantino for the FIFA presidency - Sunday Telegraph
Meanwhile, Wenger is considering a bid to topple FIFA chief Infantino - The Sun
Scotland
Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson last night vowed to fight on "until told otherwise" as livid fans bawled for him to be sacked - Scottish Sun
Tobbclnpry
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keep him till eos
Betapidkin
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I can't defend Carrick at this level we are now, unless Carrick proofs to everyone that he's capable to turn things around with the present players we have. And about Howe, I don't think he's the ideal coach we need at Man United, Conte and Emery will always be my preferred coach to manage Man united.
racabelost
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replacing Carrick is not an ideal