Michael Carrick focuses on Roma clash amid speculation over his Manchester United future

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick said he could not predict what would happen to his future and was focused on tomorrow’s match against Roma at Old Trafford. The game comes amid speculation over his future following the team’s declining results.

Carrick said his priority was to restore the spirit in the dressing room, and that he had confidence in his players’ abilities. He noted that the team had shown some of its potential in its last match, calling for them to act quickly and make a change.

The manager described the match against Roma as a fresh opportunity for the team and said they had two important games this week. After the European match, Manchester United face Aston Villa and Liverpool in the Premier League.

Carrick defended his players against criticism of their discipline, saying he had no doubts about their commitment, while acknowledging that better decisions could be made on the pitch.