Manchester United manager Michael Carrick is under growing pressure following a disappointing start to the 2026-27 season. The club has accumulated only four points from four Premier League matches, while a third consecutive Carabao Cup exit has fueled criticism. Despite this, United's hierarchy has not yet decided to sack Carrick, offering him some breathing room. However, the manager faces mounting scrutiny, with several potential replacements linked to the position. Carrick has acknowledged fan frustration after a recent defeat to Brighton, where supporters booed during the match. The situation remains uncertain, with Carrick needing a positive turnaround to secure his position.