"Michael Carrick is close to being appointed Manchester United's head coach on a permanent basis after being offered a two-year contract. The former midfielder has overseen 10 wins in 15 Premier League matches in interim charge and secured a return to the Champions League. The deal, which includes the option of a further 12 months, could be concluded before United face Nottingham Forest on Sunday lunchtime, providing the clarity the club desire going into a busy summer."
"United were sixth when Ruben Amorim was sacked but performances and results improved under Carrick and they sit third, six points above Liverpool with two games remaining. Quick GuideShow In the Guardian app, tap the Profile settings button at the top right, then select Notifications. Turn on sport notifications. If you already have the Guardian app, make sure you're on the most recent version."
"Carrick admitted on Friday that his future would become clear pretty soon. His achievements have earned recognition from the chief executive, Omar Berrada, and director of football, Jason Wilcox, who want him to stay on. There's two games to go; apart from that there's not much else to say, a smiling Carrick said. The situation is pretty clear for us all. Same as in preparing for the game. It's a unique football club, a special club."
"Regardless of whether the contract has been signed, Carrick will address the supporters after Sunday's match. That's important anyway the supporters are a massive part of this club, Carrick said. We thank them for the sea"
Michael Carrick is near appointment as Manchester United’s permanent head coach on a two-year contract with an option to extend by 12 months. He has won 10 of 15 Premier League matches in interim charge and has helped the team return to the Champions League. The agreement could be completed before the match against Nottingham Forest, giving the club clarity ahead of a busy summer. United improved after Ruben Amorim’s sacking, moving from sixth to third, six points ahead of Liverpool with two games remaining. Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox want Carrick to stay, and he plans to speak to supporters after Sunday’s match regardless of whether the contract is signed.
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