Michael Carrick

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.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has claimed that he remains in the dark when it comes to the future of midfielder Ander Herrera. There have been widespread reports that the Spain international has agreed to join French Ligue 1 champions Paris St Germain.Herrera’s contract runs out in the summer and he will be able to sign for a new club on a free transfer. Since he is now capable of discussing terms with clubs outside England, it appears that PSG have made a move for the midfielder. Still only 29 years old,Herrera is capable of playing in a number of roles in the middle of the Park.

Herrera has been featuring very little for Manchester United in the last two seasons. His best year with the club was undoubtedly during the 2016-17 campaign when he made 50 appearances in all competitions. Now, he has made just 26 appearances in every competition. As a result,Herrera has lost his place in the international team and he has not played for Spain since 2017. Even though his move to Manchester United took place in 2014 for a significant transfer fee of £30 million, United are ready to let him go on a free, according to reports.Solskjaer, though, states that he is not sure about any deal agreed between Herrera and PSG.

Michael Carrick has requested Ole Gunnar Solskjaer that he becomes the new and permanent Manchester United manager. And this is because Carrick has a desire to keep working with the club.

The Norwegian has now taken some big steps for earning a permanent contract for himself as the next boss of United. He arrived in the team in December for replacing Jose Mourinho and from his arrival, he has tasted defeat only for two times. In addition to that Solskjaer masterminded one of the top United’s European nights, at the time his side stars of missing ten first team returned after teaching to the level of elimination to beat Paris Saint-Germain with the score 3-1.

Former Manchester United star Wes Brown believes Marcus Rashford could become a legend with the Old Trafford outfit, should he stay put for the next 10 years. The 21-year-old has already managed 150 appearances for the Red Devils across all competitions and he is currently the first-choice to lead the line under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

In a report covered by The Express, Brown said that Rashford has the attributes to become a great footballer in the long run and he would be termed a United legend, should he remain with the club for the next 10 years, he quipped: “If Rashford stays for the next ten years at Man United he will 100 per cent go down as a legend.”

Former Manchester United star Wes Brown believes Marcus Rashford could become a legend with the Old Trafford outfit, should he stay put for the next 10 years. The 21-year-old has already managed 150 appearances for the Red Devils across all competitions and he is currently the first-choice to lead the line under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

In a report covered by The Express, Brown said that Rashford has the attributes to become a great footballer in the long run and he would be termed a United legend, should he remain with the club for the next 10 years, he quipped: “If Rashford stays for the next ten years at Man United he will 100 per cent go down as a legend.”

The Red Devil has turned out to be a weak team with inept defense and without any flair of attack. The loss to Valencia in Champions League will be the final straw as Liverpool waits to hammer their rival on Saturday yet again. The own goal by Phil Jones and the glaring miss by Paul Pogba in Spain have revealed the problems that Mourinho is facing.

Manchester United has been lucky enough that they progressed on to the Champion’s League. This was a win away against Juventus against the odds that sent them through the game. However, in the last sixteen ties against the remaining teams would have filled the fans with fear.
Mourinho had his chance at Ed Woodward and Old Trafford will have to take an action now. The four places at the top are the realistic target for FA Cup and Premier League run to get a silverware. However, that is not going to happen under Special One.

Becoming a manager is an amazing feeling is what Michael Carrick believes. However, he is not rushing to take up the permanent role in haste. The former England midfielder is one of the assistants of Jose Mourinho at Manchester United after his retirement from the football game at the end of last season. The best part is that the 37-year-old is thoroughly enjoying his current role. He strongly believes that it is the ideal grounding in the field of management and coaching. He doesn’t want to say it loud that he wants to be the manager of Manchester United. As per Carrick, it is not the right time to take up the position. He is happier to be playing his current role as he is not there as an intern but making great attempts to learn everything that he should. Carrick wants to do the job mainly to see a better and an improved version of him.

It is a learning which clearly works for specific lads. The required skills for managing the team and giving them right coaching are what he wishes to learn completely. Carrick is not someone who would take things for granted but also knows at the same time the chances to become a successful coach is not much. He does not know if he would be a manager as the truth is that everyone cannot become a manager. Carrick will give his best shot to see where life takes him.

Former Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick says he suffers from depression two years after the red devils lost to Barcelona in the final table in the 2009 Champions League. Carrick says the 2-0 defeat triggered the "biggest low" of his career. It culminated, the 37-year-old says, at the World Cup in South Africa in the year 2010.

"It was my dream to be in a World Cup, but the truth is that I would not be there. I would be home," said the English international. Carrick alleges himself for the defeat in the Champions League in Rome and after he gave away the ball in the build-up to Barca's opening goal. In an interview, he said, "I beat myself over that goal,"

Manchester United coach Jose Mourinho surely has limited time to spend at Old Trafford. This is his third year at the helm, and there are clouds gathering over his long term future. Unlike Pep Guardiola, who has used the investments available to him to cement City as European contenders, Mourinho is still sorting out even the smallest of issues.

True, the club has sort of stabilized since he took over. Heck, they finished in second place last season. However the style of play has been continually despised by the fans. With United failing to lift any trophy last season, there were murmurs. This time the Portuguese tactician has to get it right, else his time could really be up.