Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has submitted plans to upgrade his £6 million Cheshire farm, including the construction of a private dressing room and a plunge pool. The proposals, submitted to the local council, reflect Carrick’s continued interest in football despite his current role as interim manager.
The plans include additional facilities for training and recovery, highlighting Carrick’s commitment to maintaining a high level of performance. The project is expected to take several months to complete, with the goal of creating a dedicated space for personal and team development.
Carrick, who took over as interim manager following the sacking of Erik ten Hag, has been under pressure to deliver results. The farm upgrade comes as part of his broader efforts to support both his personal fitness and the team’s preparation. The project underscores the blend of personal investment and professional responsibility in modern football management.
