Manchester United have made a poor start to the season under Michael Carrick and the manager has found himself under mounting pressure

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick faces mounting scrutiny after winning just one of his first six Premier League matches this season. Following a 1-1 draw against ten-man Tottenham and an early Carabao Cup exit to Brighton, Carrick faces key fixtures amid doubts over his tactical setup.
Club legend Wayne Rooney warned that captain Bruno Fernandes is growing frustrated and predicted an upcoming explosion if poor performances continue. Meanwhile, former midfielder Paul Pogba urged patience for Carrick, emphasizing that the season has just begun and results can change.
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