Despite Impressive Start, Man United Not Rushing to Appoint Carrick as Permanent Manager

Media reports indicate that Manchester United is not rushing to permanently appoint Michael Carrick as manager, even though he has performed exceptionally well. Carrick took over Manchester United with a temporary contract until the end of this season, replacing Ruben Amorim, who was dismissed earlier this year. The 44-year-old head coach has led the 'Red Devils' to satisfactory results, winning 4 matches and drawing 1 in 5 Premier League games, securing 4th place in the table and winning the Manager of the Month award for January. Due to his strong performance, many Manchester United fans are calling for the club to appoint Carrick as the permanent manager for the next season, and Carrick himself has left the door open for the position. However, according to the Telegraph, Manchester United is cautious about making a hasty decision and is carefully searching for the next permanent team manager. The club plans to thoroughly explore all available options, even though Carrick has started impressively and is now on the shortlist for the position. It is understood that the club wants to take time to select the most suitable manager, with sources suggesting the process will be systematic and lengthy, rather than making a rushed decision based on match results.