"Interim head coach Carrick was coy when asked specifically about the club's position as he spoke in a news conference to preview Sunday's Premier League encounter with Fulham. But he did leave the door open for business being done. "Never say never," Carrick said. "A lot can happen and situations can be thrown up. "Sometimes it is in our control, sometimes not. I am pretty calm. We have shown what we are capable of as a team.""
"Joshua Zirkzee remains at the centre of interest as it remains to be seen if he returns to Italy, with Juventus considering whether to make a move for the former Bologna forward who cost United 36.5m 18 months ago. Zirkzee has recovered from a minor injury and is available for the Fulham game. "Josh has just been trying to work to get fit," said Carrick. "It was great to have him training with the group the first time and I am just looking forward to working with him.""
Manchester United have not ruled out adding to their squad before Monday's transfer deadline, with interim head coach Michael Carrick leaving the possibility open. The club's decision not to divert the 65m earmarked for Antoine Semenyo, who joined Manchester City from Bournemouth, caused frustration for Ruben Amorim. United have been linked with central midfield targets including Ruben Neves. Left-sided utility Patrick Dorgu will be out for a number of weeks, prompting suggestions of cover. Joshua Zirkzee remains the subject of interest from Juventus but is fit and available. Bruno Fernandes' future is on the agenda to be assessed at season's end.
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