Man United hold crisis talks at Carrington as Michael Carrick's future hangs in the balance, with Eddie Howe the favourite to take over.

Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick has arrived at the Carrington training ground while club executives hold talks regarding his managerial future. CEO Omar Berrada and director of football Jason Wilcox convened for crisis meetings following a poor run of results, with United winning only two of 12 matches across all competitions. While the club claimed Carrick attended to observe an Under-21 friendly against Hull City, reports indicate leadership is actively reviewing his position.
According to the report, Wilcox favors Eddie Howe as a potential replacement if a change is made. Other managerial options linked to the role include Julian Nagelsmann, reportedly favored by recruitment chief Christopher Vivell, and Antonio Conte, though Conte's demand for full transfer control could complicate any potential move by minority owner INEOS.
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