Michael Carrick: Some discussions about Manchester United future 'out of my hands'

"Clarity is important, moving forward. It's come at a time, at the end of the season where we've finished strong, put ourselves in a good position. The situation of my role and what it looks like moving forward, I think is just natural timing. It's always spoke about towards the end of the season, if not the end of the season, nothing has really changed to be honest."

"We've got eyes on finishing the season strongly. I understand the question, I understand the timing of it, from my point, at this stage, it's putting the boys in place to finish the season strongly. As I've said all along, it will get sorted out when it gets sorted out. Some of it is out of my hands so we will see what happens."

"I've said from the start I've never approached a day here, in terms of any short-term decisions. Whether that is different to the outlook from others, I don't know."

Michael Carrick has guided Manchester United to exceptional results since becoming interim manager in January, accumulating 32 Premier League points—the most of any team during that period. His tenure includes securing Champions League qualification with a 3-2 victory over Liverpool. Despite this success, United has not yet confirmed Carrick's permanent appointment, with other candidates like Andoni Iraola and Oliver Glasner potentially available at season's end. Carrick maintains a composed approach to his future, emphasizing that clarity will come naturally at season's conclusion and that some aspects remain outside his influence. He remains focused on finishing the season strongly.

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