Manchester United has not yet clarified manager Carrick's future following their 0-3 loss to AFC Bournemouth. As club leadership continues to discuss his position, the risk of Carrick's dismissal is mounting. According to reports, Manchester United's senior management originally planned to discuss Carrick's future on Monday, but after a full day of meetings, the club has yet to announce any decision. Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada and Football Director Jason Wilcox arrived at the Carrington training base early that morning, while Carrick arrived before 2 PM to watch the U21 team's closed-door friendly against Hull City. That evening, Carrick and Wilcox left the training base separately, but whether he will continue to manage the team for Sunday's match against Chelsea remains uncertain.
Manchester United podcast "Talk of the Devils" aired live on Monday evening, with hosts Charlie Owen, Laurie Whitwell, Andy Mitten, and Chris Jones discussing the team's recent struggles. Mitten stated that due to Manchester United's complex ownership structure, determining the manager's future requires consultation with multiple parties, including the Glazer family, so the club is unlikely to make a hasty decision.
Mitten revealed that Carrick still attended Carrington on Monday as planned to watch the U21 team's match, but expressed disappointment and sadness about the club's current situation. Whitwell said that based on his current information, Carrick is expected to lead training as usual on Tuesday, but the situation could still change.