"Clarity is important. We've finished strong, put ourselves in a good position and the situation of my role and what it looks like moving forward, I think it's just the natural time. It was always spoken about towards the end of the season, if not the end of the season."
"Since Carrick took over, United have collected more points than any other team in the Premier League, winning 10 of his 14 matches. At this stage it's just putting the boys in a place to finish the season strongly and then, as I've said all along, I'm calm about it."
"It'll get sorted out when it's going to get sorted out. It's out of my hands, so we'll see what happens."
Michael Carrick, Manchester United's interim head coach, has guided the team to Champions League qualification but awaits confirmation of his permanent appointment. Despite strong performance—collecting more Premier League points than any other team since taking over and winning 10 of 14 matches—he has received no official communication about his future. Carrick emphasizes that clarity on his role is important but acknowledges the matter lies outside his control. He remains calm about the situation, stating it will be resolved when the club decides. United face Sunderland on Saturday with two guaranteed matches remaining in the season. Carrick also expressed disappointment about the FA Youth Cup final venue, preferring traditional main stadium hosting for the prestigious youth competition.
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