Manchester United suffer a 2-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid as pressure mounts on Michael Carrick and Antonio Conte eyes the job.

Antonio Conte reportedly wants to take over as Manchester United manager to replace Michael Carrick. According to Italian journalist Daniele Longo, the former Chelsea and Tottenham manager feels ready for a new Premier League challenge as pressure mounts on Carrick following United's 2-0 Champions League defeat against Atletico Madrid.
Manchester United are winless in five consecutive matches, with defender Lisandro Martinez publicly criticizing the club hierarchy's ambition after the loss in Madrid. Journalist Fabrizio Romano also indicated Conte's interest in returning to an elite club, while the report highlights Conte's previous English success having won the league with Chelsea.
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