Head coach Michael Carrick was still serenaded by supportive fans inside Old Trafford but conceded he was unsure if he would keep his job…

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has strongly denied that his post-match lap of Old Trafford was an emotional farewell following a 3-0 home defeat against Bournemouth. The under-pressure manager acknowledged the crowd after the final whistle but insisted the gesture was not a goodbye, though he admitted he remains uncertain about his long-term future at the club.
The heavy loss dropped Manchester United to 16th place in the Premier League and extended their winless run across all competitions to eight matches. Goals from Rayan, Marcus Tavernier, and Evanilson sealed the victory for Bournemouth, leaving Carrick's position in serious jeopardy following his permanent appointment in May.
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