The prediction has been made as to which Premier League managers are next for the chopping block - and Manchester United's Michael Carrick is among those who may not be safe

An AI supercomputer study by Tipman Tips has named Manchester United manager Michael Carrick as the third-most likely Premier League boss to be sacked next. Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi is projected as the outright favorite to lose his job, followed by Fulham head coach Alvaro Arbeloa. The prediction comes ahead of a crucial fixture between Carrick's 12th-placed Manchester United and De Zerbi's bottom-placed Tottenham side at Old Trafford.
Completing the AI's top five most vulnerable managers are Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner in fourth and Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage in fifth. Carrick has managed just one win in five Premier League matches so far this season, leaving his position under increased scrutiny alongside De Zerbi, whose team sits on just two points.
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