Bruno Fernandes has credited Michael Carrick with turning Manchester United's season around by making four key changes: introducing different players, adjusting positions, altering the formation, and improving the team's goal-scoring ability.
Speaking to Men in Blazers, Fernandes explained that under Carrick, United have become more compact defensively and have learned to grind out results. He highlighted wins against Manchester City and Arsenal as pivotal moments that boosted confidence.
Carrick took over as interim head coach after Ruben Amorim was sacked in January. Amorim's tenure had been the worst in United's modern history, with a win ratio of just 32 per cent and a record low clean sheet rate.
Fernandes also paid tribute to Carrick's playing ability, saying he would most like to play alongside the former midfielder. He praised Carrick's timing and passing range, noting that as a No.10, having such a player behind him is 'perfect'.
