Michael Carrick has a unique perspective on Man City's financial misdemeanours and the Man Utd head coach will be asked about it next week.

Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick is expected to face questions regarding Manchester City's alleged financial rule breaches ahead of United's upcoming match against Tottenham. Carrick played for Manchester United when Manchester City narrowly edged them for the Premier League title on goal difference in May 2012, as well as during the 2017/18 season.
Carrick previously spoke about the lingering pain of the final day in 2012 following Sergio Aguero's decisive title-winning goal. With Manchester City facing 115 Premier League charges, past seasons where United finished as runners-up face renewed scrutiny ahead of Carrick's upcoming press briefing.
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