Manchester United are close to deciding Michael Carrick's future, with Eddie Howe reportedly preparing to replace him.

Eddie Howe has reportedly begun preparing for the Manchester United managerial role following contact from director of football Jason Wilcox. With current manager Michael Carrick facing mounting pressure after a poor start to the season, Howe has reportedly been watching United matches and taking notes in anticipation of a potential appointment ahead of their upcoming fixture against Chelsea.
Manchester United currently sit 16th in the Premier League, having won only two of their first 12 matches across all competitions. While recruitment chief Christopher Vivell reportedly favors Julian Nagelsmann, Howe is considered a front-runner by Wilcox, with Antonio Conte also mentioned as a potential candidate.
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