Kaveh Solhekol has answered your latest questions on Manchester United, with Michael Carrick's future up in the air, the club in the relegation zone and more issues behind the scenes.

Sky Sports Chief Correspondent Kaveh Solhekol answered questions regarding Manchester United's crisis as the club sits in the Premier League relegation zone. Solhekol reported that Chief Executive Omar Berrada and Director of Football Jason Wilcox are set to meet with co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe to present the findings of their internal review, where they are likely to recommend replacing manager Michael Carrick.
Solhekol expressed his view that Carrick has been treated poorly and deserves more time, while noting Mauricio Pochettino remains linked to the role despite potential complications. Solhekol added that there is no indication the Glazer family is actively seeking to sell their remaining stake in the club.
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