Carrick Dismisses Sack Talk as Manchester United Prepare for Roma Clash
Michael Carrick has dismissed suggestions that he has only two matches to save his job as Manchester United head coach. United face AS Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday before taking on Aston Villa ahead of the international break. Saturday’s 2-0 loss to Chelsea extended the club’s winless run to nine matches, leaving them 17th in the Premier League. Carrick said he remains focused on preparing the team and is looking forward to the Roma match despite the poor run. He also defended Lisandro Martínez’s commitment and insisted the squad atmosphere remains strong. Midfielder Kobbie Mainoo believes one victory could help United turn their season around.
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