Post Exclusive: Manchester United Rules Out Elara, Carrick's Chances Of Becoming A Regular Are Infinite

On May 13th, Hupu News, the famous reporter Chris Wheeler wrote this week's Manchester United weekly report, from the Daily Mail.

Excluded from the list of candidates for the Manchester United manager is Andoni Iraura, while Michael Carrick is getting closer and closer to officially becoming the Manchester United manager.

Although Manchester United claims that no decision has been made yet, there are various signs that Carrick will take over, and the club will announce the news before the end of the season.

There is news that Illaura is close to leaving Bournemouth, and it is said that if Manchester United decided not to keep Carrick, he would have been one of the favorites. However, according to people familiar with the situation, the 43-year-old coach is not in the consideration range of Manchester United, which indicates that he is free to negotiate with Crystal Palace and Chelsea regarding the coaching position.

Carrick has led Manchester United back to the Champions League, which seems to be enough to keep him in charge. The 44-year-old and members of his coaching staff – Steve Holland, Jonathan Woodgate, Jonny Evans and Travis Binnion – will all be offered new contracts.

After the last game against Brighton next Sunday, the players will leave the team for the summer. The club must make this situation clear before the players leave. It is reported that the Manchester United team has been privately discussing who will take over as coach if Carrick does not coach.

Furthermore, for Manchester United, the transfer window is expected to be very busy, and those potential signing targets are full of curiosity to find out who will take charge at Old Trafford next season.

The club has always been determined to act prudently and has continued to advance in accordance with a careful and rigorous process. It has conducted interviews with many candidates.

United's hierarchy are also hoping to dispel any doubts about backing Carrick, whose only previous managerial experience was at Middlesbrough, fearing a repeat of history when they decided to sign interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on a long-term contract in 2019.

Carrick has succeeded Ruben Amorim since mid-January. Since he took over, he has injected new vitality into the team. This vitality has left a deep impression on the senior management. In the 15 games he has coached, the team has achieved a record of 10 wins, 3 draws and 2 losses.

Last month, the "Daily Mail" weekly revealed that Carrick is very likely to become a regular player. His victory over Brentford and Liverpool has locked in a place in the Champions League for next season and consolidated his chances of winning.