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Manchester United have no plans to sack Michael Carrick and deny any contact with other coaches despite a poor start to the season.
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick is feeling the heat following a rocky start to the Premier League season, having managed only five points from the opening five matches and a disappointing exit from the League Cup. In this context, fresh rumours have emerged linking the club with interest in Eddie Howe, who departed Newcastle.
However, insider Fabrizio Romano has dismissed the speculation surrounding any imminent sacking or talks with other managers. According to him, the club has full confidence in Carrick, recognising that the team needs time to gel after a major midfield overhaul costing around £150 million during the summer transfer window.
