Fabrizio Romano Confirms Michael Carrick to Stay as Manchester United Manager Through International Break

Following a thrilling 4:4 draw against Aston Villa and an impressive comeback win over Roma, Manchester United have decided to stick with Michael Carrick. Despite a difficult start to the Premier League campaign that left the Red Devils struggling near the relegation zone, overwhelming backing from the club's supporters has played a crucial role in keeping the 45-year-old manager in his position.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Carrick's job is safe for now, allowing the English coach to prepare his squad during the international break without the immediate threat of being sacked. The hierarchy hopes this momentum will help turn their domestic season around once league action resumes.