Manchester United are linked with Antonio Conte as a potential replacement for Michael Carrick, with Juventus and AC Milan also reportedly interested.

Manchester United, Juventus, and AC Milan are reportedly considering Antonio Conte as pressure mounts on their respective managers. Michael Carrick faces scrutiny after Manchester United collected only five points from their opening five Premier League fixtures, culminating in a 1-1 draw with Fulham. Despite the speculation, United are not expected to dismiss Carrick during the international break, and no formal contact has been made with Conte.
Conte remains unattached after leaving Napoli in the summer, having reportedly turned down opportunities with Fenerbahce and the Italian national team. Meanwhile, Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti and AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim are also under pressure following slow starts to their seasons. Italian reports indicate Conte would consider an offer from Manchester United should one materialize.
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Michael Carrick is not an inspirational leader but has been let down by his players – in particular sulking prima donna Bruno Fernandes – and Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s woeful mismanagement, writes CHRIS WHEELERDaily Mail
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