Michael Carrick remains in charge of Manchester United after surviving a hectic round of crisis talks on Monday, but his position is still hanging by a thread.
The under-fire Red Devils manager was at Carrington to watch the club's under-21 side play a behind-closed-doors match against Hull City. He was later spotted leaving the training complex alongside his son, Jacey, after the game had finished.
Crisis talks at Carrington
Earlier in the day, chief executive Omar Berrada and director of football Jason Wilcox arrived at Carrington to hold talks over Carrick's future. As things stand, he is expected to lead Tuesday's training session.
It remains to be seen whether Carrick will remain in charge for this weekend's game against Chelsea or if he will be relieved of his duties before then.
Potential successors named
Eddie Howe, Julian Nagelsmann and Antonio Conte are believed to be the early favourites to succeed Carrick in the United dugout if he is axed over the coming days.
Express Sport is running a live blog covering the latest developments throughout the day as Carrick's future as United manager continues to be the subject of intense speculation.
