According to Jamie Carragher, Michael Carrick is set to become the next manager of Manchester United. This prediction comes after United strengthened their grip on a Champions League qualifying spot with a 2-1 win over Brentford. With four Premier League games left, United is now 11 points clear of sixth-placed Brighton, making their qualification for the Champions League highly likely. Carrick, who has been interim boss since January, has overseen nine wins in 13 games, impressing Carragher with 'sensational results' that are comparable to those of a title-winning team.
The former Liverpool defender believes these results justify Carrick's potential appointment as the permanent manager, citing the team's adaptability under his leadership. Manchester United players, including Harry Maguire, have expressed confidence in Carrick's management style, which has led to improved performances and results. The team's ability to adapt and score goals from various positions has been a key factor in their success. Sky Sports pundits, including Gary Neville, have also praised Carrick's tactical nous and ability to get the most out of his players.
With a crucial game against Liverpool approaching, Carrick recognizes that Manchester United are in a good position to secure Champions League qualification.