Michael Carrick, the head coach of Manchester United, has openly discussed his current standing following a disappointing 3-2 loss against Brighton. The manager has asserted that concerns about his future are not on his mind.
No, I don't feel under pressure.
Honestly, it doesn't bother me at all. I understand what's going on outside and how the world operates, but it really doesn't faze me.
What truly concerns me is winning matches and having a positive atmosphere within the club. A good environment among the team is crucial to ensure we're heading in the right direction. Ultimately, that's what I care about.
This season, Manchester United have managed to secure just two wins out of six matches, suffering three defeats, including a loss to Hull City in the opening game and falling short in the Manchester derby.
Having taken up the role of head coach this summer after serving as caretaker in the second half of last season, Carrick now faces the challenge of proving his long-term suitability for the club.
