Manchester United have approached Didier Deschamps as they continue to look for a suitable replacement for Michael Carrick.

Manchester United has reportedly contacted Didier Deschamps as INEOS considers replacements for head coach Michael Carrick. However, reports suggest the 58-year-old former France manager is hesitant about taking the role at Old Trafford. Deschamps would reportedly require clear assurances of backing and a realistic timeline to fix deep-rooted squad issues before considering any formal discussions.
Carrick recently oversaw a 3-2 comeback victory against AS Roma, ending a ten-game winless run. Despite the win, the report notes Carrick faces an uncertain future ahead of facing Aston Villa, with former Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe viewed as the favorite to replace him.
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