"Clarity is important. I think moving forward, it's come at the time, right at the end of the season, where I think we've finished strong, put ourselves in a good position. And obviously the situation of my role and what it looks like moving forward, I think it's just the natural time."
"It's a matter of days ago and we've got eyes on finishing the season strongly as well. I understand the question, I understand the timing of it, but from my point of view right at this stage it's just putting the boys in a place to finish the season strongly."
"Then, as I've said all along, and I'm calm about it, it'll get sorted out when it's going to get sorted out. Some of it's out of my hands, so we'll see what happens."
Michael Carrick, interim manager at Manchester United since January, has guided the club to a significant turnaround, securing Champions League qualification with a 3-2 victory over Liverpool. Despite this success, his long-term position remains uncertain. Carrick emphasizes that clarity regarding his role will come naturally at season's end, stating this was always the planned timeline. He remains focused on helping the team finish strongly rather than addressing his own future, acknowledging that some aspects are beyond his control. The uncertainty surrounding his position has potential implications for United's transfer strategy moving forward.
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