Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick is set to remain in charge for Sunday's Premier League match against Bournemouth, despite internal concerns over recent performances. The decision comes after a 4-1 Champions League defeat to Como 1907 and backlash against Carrick's tactics from captain Bruno Fernandes.
Fernandes publicly criticized Carrick's tactical choices following the Champions League loss, prompting calls for disciplinary action. However, club officials have decided not to take any action against Fernandes. Sources indicate that Carrick will attend his pre-match press conference as planned, with no immediate changes to his role.
This follows a seven-match winless streak for the club, raising questions about Carrick's management. Fernandes' comments have intensified pressure on Carrick, but senior figures at the club have opted to maintain stability ahead of the Bournemouth game. The decision reflects a balance between addressing internal tensions and preserving team cohesion ahead of key fixtures.
