Carrick remains confident in his ability to oversee Manchester United’s resurgence…
Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick remains confident in his ability to turn around the club's fortunes despite heading into the November international break in 18th place. Following a dramatic 4-4 draw against Aston Villa on Sunday, where Joshua Zirkzee and Patrick Dorgu scored stoppage-time goals, Carrick insisted he has no plans to walk away from his position amid heightened scrutiny over his managerial future.
United have struggled for form in the Premier League, with their only league victory coming against Ipswich in August. Carrick also defended full-back Diogo Dalot after supporters cheered his substitution during Sunday's match, acknowledging fan frustration while praising the player's commitment as United prepare to face rivals Liverpool on November 22.
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