Man Utd hero Nicky Butt recently revealed that Michael Carrick has reservations about returning to management.

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has dismissed claims made by Nicky Butt that he was reluctant to return to management. Butt had stated on a podcast that Carrick previously felt management was too stressful following his departure from Middlesbrough. During a Friday press conference, Carrick laughed off the comments, asserting that he would not be in the role if that were true.
Carrick emphasized that managing Manchester United is the best job he could have, noting he enjoys overcoming difficult moments. Ahead of Sunday's match against Leeds United at Elland Road, the manager expressed confidence in pushing the club forward, reiterating that his full focus remains on turning results around rather than personal survival.
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