Manchester United’s interim manager Michael Carrick has hit the ground running since replacing Ruben Amorim at the Old Trafford club, winning his first three games against Manchester City, Arsenal

Both Amorim and his predecessor Erik ten Hag required players who featured in games to attend the training ground the following day for recovery work. Carrick has scrapped this rule, instead granting designated rest days within 24 hours of a fixture. Recovery sessions have now been rescheduled to take place two days after the final whistle.

United's interim head coach changed coaching sessions, arrival times and the training ground vibe — and it's paying off

Manchester United interim head coach Michael Carrick has reportedly made a significant adjustment to the club’s weekly schedule, marking a clear departure from the Ruben Amorim and Erik ten Hag

Michael Carrick has made a number of changes at Manchester United since taking over as head coach, with the Red Devils now in a strong position to challenge for a top-four finish

Michael Carrick has insisted he's got "no concerns" that the uncertainty surrounding the manager situation at Old Trafford could derail Manchester United's end to the season.

A manager who has previously held talks with United over the managerial position is England boss Thomas Tuchel. The Three Lions' coach is still appreciated at Old Trafford, but has his full attention on the World Cup. His contract does expire after the tournament, so he will be available this summer if he doesn't extend.

Michael Carrick's future at Manchester United may be in doubt after a recent development, despite an excellent start to life as manager at Old Trafford. Carrick was appointed caretaker manager on the basis until the end of the season following on from the dismissal of Ruben Amorim.

Sources say a number of Premier League clubs are eyeing Michael Carrick in case he leaves Man United at the end of the season.

Michael Carrick is getting the bulk of plaudits for Manchester United's resurgence since he took charge, but there is another undeniable factor to consider when analysing the uplift in performances and results at Old Trafford.

MANCHESTER UNITED’S managerial target Luis Enrique is expected to sign a new contract with Paris Saint-Germain, reports suggest. Enrique, 55, is among United’s top candidates to take