After helping Manchester United secure a place in next season's Champions League, the 44-year-old manager affirmed that he hasn't thought about retiring yet, despite the stressful time at Old Trafford. "I love every minute here. Once you get used to the pace of work, you just blend into it. I really don't feel like I need to rest," Carrick shared on the club's official website.
Despite achieving their biggest goal of the season, Carrick insisted that MU would not give up in the final match against Brighton on May 24th. He stressed: "We have a responsibility to play seriously. MU wants to end the season in the strongest way possible."
Carrick took over the Manchester United hot seat in January following the departure of Ruben Amorim. Initially appointed only on an interim basis until the end of the season, the former England midfielder quickly made a significant impact on both the team's style of play and the results.
Under Carrick's leadership, MU underwent a spectacular transformation, finishing in the top 3 of the Premier League and returning to the Champions League. This impressive achievement earned him a reward from the club's management with a new contract extending until 2028.
Carrick's resurgence has raised many hopes for MU ahead of the 2026/27 season. With the Champions League returning to Old Trafford and confidence restored, the "Red Devils" are now ready to embark on a new and ambitious chapter.
Source: https://znews.vn/nguon-nang-luong-cua-carrick-post1653811.html
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