Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has shared his honest feelings on Michael Carrick as pressure mounts on the head coach.

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has publicly backed manager Michael Carrick as scrutiny intensifies following a difficult start to the Premier League season. Speaking to Sky Sports while attending the Singapore Grand Prix, Pogba urged patience, emphasizing that the season is still young and that Carrick deserves time to turn results around.
Carrick faces mounting pressure following a 1-1 draw against ten-man Tottenham Hotspur, where Dominic Solanke equalized late against Bryan Mbeumo's opener. Despite recent struggles, Manchester United chiefs reportedly maintain their support for Carrick ahead of an upcoming Champions League match against Atletico Madrid.
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