- Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of Manchester United, praised Michael Carrick's "excellent job" as interim manager in an interview with Sky Sports, but refused to comment on his chances for a permanent appointment.
- Pushed on whether Carrick could continue beyond this season, Ratcliffe responded that he was “not going there”.
- The interim manager recently suffered his first defeat against Newcastle, following an impressive seven-game unbeaten run.
- Ratcliffe had previously faced criticism for controversial comments about immigration, for which he later apologised.
- Manchester United issued a statement affirming its inclusive culture, and Carrick expressed pride in the club's diversity and respect for all.
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Jim Ratcliffe refuses to speak on Michael Carrick’s chances of permanent Man Utd role
