Manager Michael Carrick insists he needs no reassurance from the club's board, acknowledging that only victories will end speculation about his future after a dreadful start to the season.
01Summary
- 01Manchester United have won just two of their ten games across all competitions this season.
- 02The club is off to its worst start to an English top-flight campaign in 40 years.
- 03United were knocked out of the League Cup by Brighton and lost to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.
- 04Seven players are unavailable for Wednesday's Champions League match at Como, including Lisandro Martinez, Luke Shaw, and Marcus Rashford.
- 05Carrick was appointed permanently in May after an impressive spell as interim manager.
02Why it matters
This matters because Manchester United's struggles under Michael Carrick could signal a deepening crisis at one of Europe's biggest clubs, affecting the team's chances in the Champions League and the Premier League this season.
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