Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick could be sacked today with the Reds lingering in the Premier League relegation zone…

Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick could face dismissal today as the club remains in the Premier League relegation zone. United leaders postponed a decision following a 3-0 loss to Bournemouth, waiting until the international break after Carrick oversaw subsequent matches against Chelsea, Roma, and Aston Villa. Despite a marginal uptick in results, Ineos reportedly appears to have lost faith in the manager.
A Manchester Evening News poll of 11,386 readers revealed a divided fanbase regarding Carrick's future. Approximately 49 percent voted against sacking him, 45 percent voted in favor, and six percent remained unsure. Despite the ongoing uncertainty, Carrick reported to Carrington as scheduled on Tuesday morning.
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