Michael Carrick

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes has pointed out that assistant manager Michael Carrick has a big influence on his career at Old Trafford. Ex-Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick is one of the assistant managers to boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Manchester United. Mike Phelan and Kieran McKenna are the other assistant managers at the Theatre of Dreams.

Bruno Fernandes has had a very good start to his Red Devils career which took off in January in the wake of his transfer from Sporting Lisbon for an initial fee of £47m. He talked about Michael Carrick and his impact on his game in an episode of the enjoyable UTD podcast.

Manchester United first team coach Micheal Carrick Dean has warned David de Gea that he will be put under immediate pressure by Dean Henderson in the battle to become United's starting goalkeeper.

After several months of rumours linking Henderson with a move away from the club, the Englishman has put all rumours to rest as he pens a new five-year contract at Old Trafford. The new deal is a sign of both his desire and belief that he is ready to be the next number one at Old Trafford.

Villarreal are considering a bid for Manchester United defender Eric Bailly. According to reports from reports from Spain, the Yellow Submarines have identified the Ivorian as a potential signing in the summer.

The Major League Soccer (MLS) is targeting to be in the top three most viewed sports in America, as per reports. While ‘soccer’ in America has improved in popularity and adoption in the past quarter of a century, the league bosses regularly state their target – top three!

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Christian Eriksen has reportedly accepted Inter's offer before a possible January switch, with just a transfer fee within the way of completing the deal this month.

The site of Andreas Pereira and Phil Jones at the heart of
Manchester United’s midfield at Sheffield United yesterday was a terrible thing
to behold.

The site of Andreas Pereira and Phil Jones at the heart of
Manchester United’s midfield at Sheffield United yesterday was a terrible thing
to behold.

Manchester United have endured a miserable start to the season as the Red Devils have lost four games already this season. Despite the impressive 4-0 opening day victory against Chelsea, the season has gone just as many had expected.

The inability to sign top quality attacking players appears to be the bane of the side. The addition of Harry Maguire and Aaron Wan-Bissaka has solidified the defence which is one of the best in the division. However, the attack is one area where Solskjaer is yet to get perfect after the departures of Alexis Sanchez and Romelu Lukaku.

Michael Carrick, the coach of Manchester United has been working secretly on Sean Longstaff, whom Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wanted this summer at Old Trafford. The boss of Manchester United Solskjaer identified Longstaff as a target of transfer earlier in the summer, although after that the whole trail becomes cold.

The verdict to stall on the start of Newcastle came after the price tag of £50million was put on him. Although, Red Devils have many admirers from all across the world and they could move to the Premier League before the closing of the transfer window that is on the 8th of August. MU requires Longstaff with the side of Solskjaer is looking a bit short in the park middle. In recent time, Marouane Fellaini and Ander Herrera have been clubbed are yet to decide on replacements.

It has been reported that the confirmation is received from the manager of Manchester United Ole Gunnar Solskjaer about Michael Carrick to stick around with the staff of coaches in next season. Michael Carrick, from 2006 to 2018 has made appearances amounting to 464.

It has been a year since Carrick decided to end his career as a player and today he claims to be content with his decision to be a coach and living the perfect life, despite the fact that the working hours stretch. Michael left his footsteps in the 13 seasons he played and shined Red with his 464 appearances, hit 24 goals and held 17 trophies. But this decision to be a coach is bliss, and Carrick says he won’t look back now.