According to Jamie Carragher, Michael Carrick is set to continue as Manchester United's manager next season. This comes after United strengthened their grip on a Champions League qualifying spot with a 2-1 win over Brentford. With four Premier League games remaining, United are now 11 points clear of sixth-placed Brighton. Carragher attributes this success to Carrick's ability to adapt and his 'sensational results' since taking charge in January.
The former Liverpool defender believes Carrick deserves to keep the job, citing his impressive results and ability to make tactical changes. Harry Maguire also praised Carrick, stating that the team's confidence has grown significantly under his leadership.
Gary Neville agrees, saying Carrick has done a brilliant job, getting the maximum out of the players and making tactical decisions that have led to important wins. Carrick himself recognizes that United are in a good position to secure Champions League qualification, which could be clinched when they host Liverpool on Sunday.