Michael Carrick will have to wait until at least Wednesday, Nov. 11, if not Thursday, to discover if his tenure as Manchester United manager will survive the ongoing international break.
Carrick’s future was cast in doubt after a 3–0 humbling at the hands of Bournemouth at the end of October. The club’s decision makers, fronted by chief executive Omar Berrada and sporting director Jason Wilcox, reportedly gave the current incumbent three matches to prove his worth. United conspired to achieve a series of results which complicated the decision even further.
