Sky Sports provides an update on Michael Carrick's future at Manchester United with a departure from the club looking most likely.

Michael Carrick's position as Manchester United manager is reportedly under increasing scrutiny following a historically poor start to the season that has left the club in the relegation zone. Despite mounting pressure on his future, Carrick arrived at the training ground and reportedly expects to remain in his post.
The uncertainty follows a dramatic 4-4 draw against Aston Villa, in which Manchester United scored twice during stoppage time to salvage a point. Media reports and commentary highlight growing scrutiny over the club's leadership, while Mauricio Pochettino is reportedly open to a Premier League return to manage the side.
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