Carrick’s future at Old Trafford remains uncertain after thrilling comeback against Aston Villa…
Manchester United have reportedly suffered a setback in their efforts to add Bayern Munich assistant coach Aaron Danks to Michael Carrick's backroom staff. While the club explored bringing in support for their under-pressure manager, Danks is considered highly unlikely to depart the Bundesliga champions mid-season. United are currently lingering in the Premier League relegation zone despite recent comeback results against Roma and Aston Villa.
The Manchester United board is reportedly in no rush to sack Carrick and intends to evaluate the campaign during the international break. Danks has recently taken on an elevated role at Bayern Munich during the absence of manager Vincent Kompany, who was hospitalized last month. Carrick remains focused on training preparations ahead of United's upcoming match against Liverpool.
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