Manchester United in negotiations with Michael Carrick for a new coaching contract

Manchester United has reportedly offered 44-year-old Michael Carrick a 2+1 year contract to remain as permanent head coach. The proposal follows a recommendation from CEO Omar Berrada and Football Director Jason Wilcox, which received approval from co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Under Carrick’s interim leadership, the team has achieved 10 wins, 3 draws, and 2 losses, securing qualification for the Champions League. Negotiations are currently ongoing, with hopes to reach an agreement before the final home match against Nottingham Forest this Sunday. The club intends to retain Carrick’s current support staff, including Steve Holland, Jonathan Woodgate, and Jonny Evans. Additionally, the club is planning to expand the coaching staff, specifically by hiring a specialist for set-pieces, with Andreas Georgson being a primary candidate. Contradictory reports exist, as some sources describe Carrick as a midfielder, while others confirm his role as the head coach.