Manchester United have reportedly decided they will not appoint another interim manager if Michael Carrick departs as boss, according to Sky Sports. The decision comes amid intense speculation over Carrick's future at Old Trafford.
Rumours over Carrick's future
Carrick's position as Red Devils boss has been the subject of widespread speculation in recent weeks, with the rumour mill continuing to swirl. United had gone nine matches without a win in all competitions before their 3-2 victory over Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday night.
The Red Devils trailed 2-0 to the Italian side at half-time, before Carrick oversaw a dramatic comeback at Old Trafford, with a penalty from Bruno Fernandes and a brace from Matheus Cunha.
No interim replacement planned
Despite the win, Carrick's future remains uncertain. Sky Sports has reported that United will not look to bring in another interim manager should they decide to part ways with Carrick in the coming weeks.
The report offers a fresh update on the club's plans going forward as the speculation over Carrick's position continues.
