Roy Keane has cast doubt on Michael Carrick's suitability for the Manchester United job, despite the interim manager's recent success. The former United captain's comments come as Carrick has overseen two wins and a draw since taking over from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Keane, who previously managed Sunderland and Ipswich, questioned whether Carrick has the necessary experience to handle the pressure at Old Trafford. He noted that while Carrick has done well in his short tenure, the real test will come when the team faces adversity.
The Irishman's remarks add to the ongoing debate about who should permanently replace Solskjaer. Carrick, a former United midfielder, has been praised for steadying the ship after a turbulent period, but Keane remains unconvinced about his long-term prospects.
