Manchester United have moved quickly to stabilize the ship, with Michael Carrick agreeing to take over as interim head coach. The former United and England midfielder, widely respected at the club, will lead the team while the club decides on a long-term managerial solution.
Carrick will be joined by Steve Holland, the former England assistant manager, as his number two, while Jonathan Woodgate, Jonny Evans, and Travis Binnion will also form part of his backroom staff. This blend of experience and club familiarity is aimed at steadying Old Trafford during a challenging period.
The agreement was finalized on Monday night, with an official announcement expected once all paperwork is completed.
For Carrick, this is a chance to step into the spotlight at a club he knows inside out, and for Manchester United, it’s a move designed to restore stability and confidence among players and fans alike.
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