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Man Utd part ways with manager Michael Carrick
TuttoMercatoWeb reports the club has decided to end Carrick's spell, which began in January after Rúben Amorim's exit, after a poor start to the season.
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Manchester United have decided to part ways with head coach Michael Carrick, according to TuttoMercatoWeb, after a disastrous start to the season. Mirror also reports that the club has shown him the door.
Carrick replaced Rúben Amorim in January and steered the side back to third place in the Premier League, which Mundo Deportivo highlighted in a report from 10 November that said he was still working at the Carrington training ground and believed in his project.
TuttoMercatoWeb notes that across 32 matches in charge, only Amorim had a worse record. Mirror puts the club's spending on managers at more than £100m, a bill it says grows with Carrick's departure, alongside Amorim, Erik ten Hag and José Mourinho.
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- TuttoMercatoWeb — Manchester United, destino segnato per Carrick: solo Amorim ha fatto peggio in 32 partite
- Mirror — Staggering amount Man Utd have paid for managers as bill grows with Michael Carrick change
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