Michael Carrick
- Current club: Manchester United
- Date of Birth: 28 July 1981
- Birthplace: Wallsend, Wallsend, Tyne and Wear, England
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Franz Beckenbauer: legend of the game
On January 7th 2024, Franz Beckenbauer passed away - labelled as one of the greatest of all time - helping Germany win the World Cup as both player and a manager.
The Diamond
he fallacy surrounding Manchester United in recent seasons has been that of the diamond, which is a tactical concept, and a strategical structure, deriving at Manchester United from the way in which Bobby Charlton was deployed in the 1960s, as a deep lying center forward, alongside hard-tackling midfield creator-destroyers, such as Maurice Setters, Paddy Crerand, David Sadler, or Nobby Stiles.
Morgan Rogers on Aston Villa transfer wish list
Unai Emery has made Morgan Rogers his top transfer target for the January transfer window, as the Middlesbrough striker looks set to leave the Riverside in search of completing his dream of Premier League football. Aston Villa will reportedly submit a bid of £15 million to try get this deal over the line.
Manchester United confirm appointment of interim manager
Manchester United have confirmed the arrival of Ralf Rangnick as their interim manager for the rest of the campaign.
Michael Carrick confirms double injury concern ahead of Chelsea clash
Manchester United's caretaker manager Michael Carrick has revealed that Fred and Luke Shaw are doubtful to face Chelsea this weekend.
Manchester United confirm Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's exit
Manchester United have confirmed that they have mutually parted ways with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Newcastle United end interest in Manchester United defender
Newcastle United have reportedly ended their pursuit of Manchester United defender Brandon Williams.
Dean Ashton says Declan Rice is not ready for Man Utd
Former West Ham United striker Dean Ashton advises Declan Rice not to join Manchester United. According to him, the young midfielder must at least wait for one or two seasons.
Michael Carrick to leave Manchester United?
Manchester United assistant coach Michael Carrick is reportedly the leading candidate to succeed Rafael Benitez as the next Newcastle United boss in the summer.
Manchester United interested in ex-PSG manager?
Former Paris Saint-Germain boss Laurent Blanc is reportedly among the leading candidates being considered for the interim managerial role at Manchester United.
