Manchester United are expected to dismiss head coach Michael Carrick after the club recorded its worst start to a domestic campaign in four decades.
The Red Devils’ opening results this season have placed them at the bottom of the Premier League table, marking a performance slump not seen in 40 years of English top‑flight football.
Club insiders and pundits alike have suggested that Carrick’s tenure is nearing its end, with the board likely to act swiftly to reverse the decline.
United, one of England’s most successful football institutions, have a long history of managerial changes when results falter, and the current situation appears to fit that pattern.
Should Carrick be removed, the club will begin the search for a new manager in an effort to restore its competitive standing in the domestic league.
<small>Source: BBC Sport — read the original story there.</small>