Michael Carrick has again dismissed speculation about his future as Manchester United manager, saying he is focused on the team's next match despite mounting calls for him to be removed from the role.
When asked whether he has only two matches left in charge of United, Carrick replied: "No, not at all..."
Carrick's response to pressure
He added: "I'm really looking forward to the game tomorrow night. People might say that's crazy given the results, but whatever will happen after that will happen."
The comments come after pressure on the Red Devils boss intensified over the weekend.
Looking ahead
Carrick's remarks suggest he remains determined to continue in the role despite the difficult run of results.
The upcoming fixture will be seen as a key test for the manager as scrutiny over his position continues to grow.
