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Man United 'make Michael Carrick replacement decision' ahead of crunch Aston Villa game

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United will not appoint an interim manager if Carrick is sacked; any replacement will be permanent.
Manchester United has made a decision regarding Michael Carrick's future: should the club decide to sack him, they will not appoint an interim head coach. Instead, whoever replaces Carrick will be the next permanent manager.
Carrick remains under pressure following a dip in results, though a comeback victory over Roma provided some relief. He will manage United in this weekend's home match against Aston Villa, with his position uncertain beyond that fixture and the international break that follows.
United continue to be linked with managers including Eddie Howe and Julian Nagelsmann. The club's approach differs from last season, when Darren Fletcher temporarily took charge following Ruben Amorim's departure.
Summary by MatchPal from the original report at manchestereveningnews.co.uk. Reporting and images belong to the source.
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- The international break is almost here: so wave goodbye to your players, and maybe your managerThe Guardian
- Manchester United 'plan revealed' amid new Michael Carrick sack decisionEvening Standard
- Man United 'make Michael Carrick replacement decision' ahead of crunch Aston Villa gameManchester Evening NewsThis article
- Man Utd unlikely to appoint interim should they sack CarrickSky Sports
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- Man United latest: Michael Carrick urged to drop 'selfish' star ahead of Roma clash in Champions LeagueThe Independent
- Manchester United given Unai Emery approval amid new Michael Carrick sack decisionEvening Standard
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