Manchester ready to propose Carrick as the permanent manager
When Ruben Amorim called out the sporting sector after a poor 1-1 draw against Leeds, it was the end of the Portuguese in Manchester United. In came former midfielder Michael Carrick as an interim manager and since than, the Red Devils got back on the winning track. Since January, when United was seventh in the Premier League (11 points and five places behind rivals Manchester City), Carrick led them to the third place (six points above Liverpool in fourth with two games to play) and the Champions League, which they missed for the last two seasons. And now, his good work seems to have paid off as, according to the Athletic, the same sporting sector which appointed him in January will propose Carrick as the permanent manager.All United fans and players are saying is “Give Carrick a chance”Both CEO Omar Berrada and director of football Jason Wilcox will give their opinion at the upcoming executive committee meeting, which will be held sometime this week and they are expected to back Carr..