Manchester United’s senior executives are preparing for a crucial meeting in Monaco on Wednesday, November 11, where the future of manager Michael Carrick is expected to dominate discussions following the club’s disastrous start to the Premier League season…
According to the Daily Mirror, United chief executive Omar Berrada and technical director Jason Wilcox will travel to the Principality to meet billionaire co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, with both executives reportedly preparing to recommend Carrick’s dismissal.
The meeting was arranged before the international break, but United’s alarming decline has placed the managerial situation firmly at the top of the agenda. Carrick’s team have managed just one league victory in their opening ten matches, leaving the club in the relegation zone and enduring its worst start to a season in four decades.
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Ratcliffe, who oversees United’s football operations through his INEOS investment, is expected to have the final say, although he will also consult the Glazer family, who retain majority ownership of the club.
Whilst no official decision has been announced, the Mirror suggests Carrick’s departure is increasingly likely. The Monaco summit could therefore prove decisive for one of English football’s most famous clubs, as United’s leadership confronts another period of uncertainty.
Source: Daily Mirror
