Manchester United has secured a coach through 2028
Manchester United has officially extended its partnership with Michael Carrick, who took over as manager in January, signing him to a long-term contract through 2028. The decision was made following a successful run of form that secured the club’s return to the Champions League, according to the English club’s press office.
English club Manchester United has officially secured Michael Carrick as head coach on a long-term basis, signing him to a full contract through 2028 after he took over the team on an interim basis in January and managed to stabilize results.
The club announced the extension of their partnership on the eve of the conclusion of the English Premier League season, where the “Red Devils” have already secured a spot in the top 3 and a place in next season’s Champions League.
Carrick initially arrived as an interim manager following Ruben Amorim’s resignation due to poor results, but under his leadership, the team turned the season around, winning 11 of 16 matches and restoring stability to their play. “Manchester United has announced the extension of its partnership with head coach Michael Carrick,” the club’s press office stated.
Carrick is well acquainted with the club from his playing days, having played for “MU” from 2006 to 2018, appearing in over 450 matches and winning the English Premier League and the Champions League with the team in the 2007/2008 season, and he also has prior coaching experience at the club, having served as interim manager following Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s resignation in 2021.
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