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David Ornstein reveals that Michael Carrick's potential future as Manchester United's permanent manager is still very much in play, but four alternatives have been eliminated from contention. Carrick, who stepped in as interim manager earlier this year, has achieved impressive results, winning seven out of eleven matches and bolstering United's chances for a Champions League spot. However, a recent 2-1 defeat to Leeds United has raised questions about his position.
Despite this setback, Ornstein emphasizes that INEOS has finalized its background research for a managerial search, suggesting a commitment to Carrick if he secures Champions League qualification. "As it stands, I don’t see United opting for Iraola, Glasner, or Silva over Carrick," Ornstein states, indicating that the interim manager is in a favorable position—but nothing is finalized.
Further insights from journalist Ben Jacobs confirm that Carrick remains a leading candidate. He has been informed that his role is not just interim, countering speculation about the club's intentions. Notably, names like Luis Enrique, Gareth Southgate, Xabi Alonso, and Enzo Maresca have been ruled out as potential replacements.
The next match against Chelsea could be pivotal for Carrick's future.
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