An opinion piece examining Jason Wilcox’s and Omar Berrada’s roles in Manchester United’s struggles, and Michael Carrick’s tactical challenges this season.

Marwan Harraz argues that Manchester United Director of Football Jason Wilcox shares major responsibility for the team's struggles under manager Michael Carrick. The writer asserts that Wilcox failed to provide Carrick with the necessary coaching staff and structural support to address lingering tactical weaknesses, including vulnerabilities when pressing and defending out of possession.
Harraz states that Wilcox should have anticipated Carrick's tactical transition toward a possession-dominant style and supported him with specialized coaches. The piece criticizes Wilcox and CEO Omar Berrada, arguing that club leadership should be held accountable rather than continuously blaming players and managers under INEOS ownership.
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