Jamie Carragher has said Michael Carrick wants to be "put out of his misery tonight" after Manchester United's 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth. The former Liverpool defender described the manager's position as "untenable" during his analysis on Sky Sports.
Carragher's Verdict on Carrick's Future
Speaking after the match, Carragher claimed Carrick does not want to continue in the dugout with the current squad. "He doesn't want to be sitting in the dugout again for Manchester United with those players. He doesn't. What we're watching now is a situation where it becomes untenable for everybody," he said.
Carragher also questioned how Carrick would face the dressing room after leaving Bruno Fernandes on the bench. "Nobody is actually enjoying watching Michael Carrick at the moment. Can you imagine going into the training ground tomorrow and facing Bruno Fernandes after not bringing him on in that situation?"
Pressure Mounts After Heavy Loss
The 3-0 defeat at Bournemouth has intensified scrutiny on Carrick's tenure. Carragher added: "He doesn't want to be involved in that. He wants to be put out of his misery tonight."
Further updates on this breaking story are expected, with Manchester United facing growing questions over the manager's position following the result.
