Man United legend Peter Schmeichel is very confident about where the club currently sits on Michael Carrick after another frustrating result.

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel stated that club leadership firmly backs Michael Carrick and views him as the long-term future. Despite a disappointing 1-1 draw against Leeds United leaving the team with seven points from seven matches, Schmeichel insists Carrick is not in immediate danger of being sacked.
Carrick reportedly held talks with director of football Jason Wilcox, who conveyed that current performances must improve quickly. Schmeichel urged the club hierarchy to remain patient and provide Carrick with one or two more transfer windows to successfully carry out United's ongoing rebuilding process.
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