- Michael Carrick will remain in charge of Manchester United for Saturday's fixture against Chelsea despite going eight games without a win.
- Sporting director Jason Wilcox and chief executive Omar Berrada have given Carrick the opportunity to turn the team's form around following heavy defeats to Como and Bournemouth.
- The manager led training as normal on Tuesday after meeting with senior hierarchy at Carrington on Monday.
- Tension mounted recently when Carrick dropped captain Bruno Fernandes for the Bournemouth match following public criticism of his tactics.
- Potential candidates being considered should Carrick be replaced include Eddie Howe, Julian Nagelsmann, and Antonio Conte.
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