Michael Carrick says it is possible to manage Manchester United effectively as he clings onto his job with Bournemouth visiting Old Trafford on Sunday.

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has dismissed suggestions that the Old Trafford club is unmanageable amid mounting scrutiny over his position. Ahead of Sunday's crucial Premier League match against AFC Bournemouth, Carrick delivered an impassioned pre-match address defending his work and expressing confidence that he can turn around the club's current slump.
The Red Devils are on a seven-match winless run in all competitions following a 4-1 defeat against Como. Carrick stated that recent performances were unacceptable, refused to confirm whether Bruno Fernandes will remain captain or be dropped, and denied having any fear of being sacked despite ongoing speculation regarding potential replacements.
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