Carrick accepts blame for Man United slump, but ‘confident’ of a turnaround
Summary
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick accepted responsibility for the team’s recent poor performance, including a seven-match winless streak. He expressed confidence in turning the situation around ahead of their upcoming Premier League match against Bournemouth.Key Facts
- Manchester United has not won in their last seven matches across all competitions.
- They lost 4-1 to Como in a Champions League match, leaving them 20th in the Premier League with only three points.
- Carrick admitted the team’s recent performances have been unacceptable and frustrating for fans and players.
- Team captain Bruno Fernandes publicly questioned the team’s tactics after the Como loss.
- Carrick denied any split within the squad and declined to discuss Fernandes’ future as captain.
- Carrick stressed the need to restore the team’s identity and make fans proud again.
- Carrick became the manager in January 2026 and previously led the team to a top-three finish and Champions League qualification.
- Speculation continues about Carrick’s future, with other managers like Antonio Conte linked to the job.
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