Manchester United recruitment chief Christopher Vivell's feelings on Michael Carrick emerges as INEOS consider a change at the top.

Manchester United recruitment chief Christopher Vivell reportedly opposed retaining manager Michael Carrick permanently and is now pushing for Julian Nagelsmann as INEOS considers a coaching change. The Red Devils have started the season poorly under Carrick, winning only two of their first 11 matches across all competitions.
The club's hierarchy is reportedly divided over potential replacements. While Vivell prefers former Germany coach Nagelsmann, director of football Jason Wilcox favors Eddie Howe due to his Premier League track record, with Antonio Conte also mentioned as a potential candidate.
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