Manager sacked
Premier League
Carrick to be sacked, announcement expected imminently
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Carrick continues to lead training at Carrington; formal announcement of his sacking expected imminently from Ratcliffe.
Michael Carrick was at Carrington on Tuesday to lead Manchester United training for the second consecutive day. While the club has not yet issued formal communication regarding his future, an announcement is expected at any moment. The expectation remains that Carrick will be sacked, with the decision awaiting sign-off from Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
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UK timesStrong245 reports from 27 outlets. First reported by MailOnline, 26 Oct. The 9 newest are listed here.
- Fabrizio Romano
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- Inside Carrick's Man Utd sacking: 'Broken promises' and Holland's backseat roleThe i Paper
- Ryan Giggs was right with viral Liverpool collapse claim - Man Utd sacking Michael Carrick proves itLiverpool Echo
- Michael Carrick's true feelings about Man Utd sack delay as he's made to take trainingMirror
- Carrick leads training again; sacking expected pending Ratcliffe approvalFabrizio Romano
- Carrick to be sacked, announcement expected imminentlyFabrizio RomanoThis article
4 more reports
- Michael Carrick arrives at Carrington with Manchester United decision set for todayManchester Evening News
- Michael Carrick's D-Day: Man United boss arrives for work at 7.45am, while his bosses jet to Monaco to make final decision over sacking himMailOnline
- Manchester United, a powder kegMundo Deportivo
- Jason Wilcox's major error that has left Michael Carrick fighting for Manchester United jobManchester Evening News
