Eddie Howe is the current preferred candidate of Jason Wilcox to replace Michael Carrick should Manchester United decide to change manager, with the director of football believing Howe’s extensive Premier League experience places him ahead of other potential targets. Howe…

Eddie Howe is director of football Jason Wilcox's preferred candidate to succeed Michael Carrick if Manchester United choose to replace their manager. Howe, who departed Newcastle in July, would reportedly seriously consider the position if offered. Carrick faces immense pressure amid United's poorest start to a season since 1986, having secured only two victories across 11 matches.
While recruitment head Christopher Vivell favors Julian Nagelsmann, Wilcox's opinion is expected to carry significant weight with Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Alternative options include Unai Emery, who would command around £20m in compensation from Aston Villa, while Antonio Conte has also indicated openness to potential discussions.
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