Manchester United players have expressed their full support for head coach Michael Carrick, refuting claims that he is losing control of the dressing room. According to Roundtable, despite growing concerns from the club's hierarchy due to a run of five winless matches, the squad is firmly against yet another managerial change, and Carrick currently retains his position.
The main wave of discontent within the squad is not aimed at the coaching staff but rather at decisions made by the club's executives. Players are openly frustrated with the outcome of the summer transfer window, believing that the board failed to provide sufficient reinforcements for top-level competition. This aligns with recent comments from Lisandro Martinez following the defeat against Atletico Madrid (0-2), where the Argentine defender stressed that the dressing room expects more from the board.
Furthermore, players are simply fatigued from the endless cycle of managerial changes; the team has already witnessed the departures of Erik ten Hag and Ruben Amorim in a short span. They believe that constant sackings only exacerbate the crisis and are keen to continue working under Carrick's guidance, urging club bosses to show patience and systematic support for their manager.
