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Manchester United consider Michael Carrick position at serious risk after two internal meetings
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Manchester United's internal review of Michael Carrick's position continues after two meetings today; his job is under serious threat.
Manchester United held two internal meetings on November 9 to review Michael Carrick's position as manager. Sources indicate his job is at serious risk, with the club's review still ongoing as a final decision is awaited. Discussions are also taking place internally regarding potential replacement options.
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UK timesStrong138 reports from 21 outlets. First reported by Mirror, 27 Oct. The 9 newest are listed here.
- Sky Sports
- Fabrizio Romano
- BBC Sport
- ESPN
- The Guardian
- Simon Stone
- The Telegraph
- The Independent
- Voetbal International
- CBS Sports
- Kicker
- The Athletic
- Manchester Evening News
- Ben Jacobs
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- Mirror
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- Manchester United's season is such a mess that their unwanted man might actually be the saviourManchester Evening News
- Man Utd news: New Carrick plan emerges as club braces for 2 more years of miseryMirror
- Carrick's contract contains break clause; Pochettino release clause unlikely to triggerBen Jacobs
- Carrick position increasingly in doubt as hierarchy mulls over his futureSky Sports
- Carrick position increasingly in doubt as hierarchy mulls over his futureSky Sports
4 more reports
- Carrick's contract contains one-year break clauseBen Jacobs
- Manchester United consider Michael Carrick position at serious risk after two internal meetingsFabrizio RomanoThis article
- Manchester United consider Michael Carrick position at serious risk after two internal meetingsFabrizio Romano
- Michael Carrick's job as Merthyr Town manager is now in significant danger with club officials exploring a changeBen Jacobs
