Michael Carrick named permanent Man United manager
Michael Carrick has officially been appointed as the permanent manager of Manchester United after agreeing to a new long-term contract. The decision was approved by key figures at the club, including minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and senior executives. Carrick previously served as interim manager and earned the full-time role following a successful period in charge. He expressed gratitude to supporters and plans to continue club traditions.
Match highlights
- Michael Carrick has agreed to a new contract as Manchester United’s permanent manager.
- The deal was approved by Sir Jim Ratcliffe and other senior club executives.
- The contract is expected to run for two years, with an option to extend or a possible three-year arrangement.
- Carrick intends to thank fans and follow traditions set by Sir Alex Ferguson.
- He confirmed that 34-year-old Brazil midfielder Casemiro will be available for his Old Trafford farewell.
