Michael Carrick refuses to worry about his future on the Manchester United bench despite the Red Devils’ very complicated start to the season. The Manchester club have won just one of their opening Premier League matches and have already been knocked out of the English League Cup by Brighton. In this delicate context, the English coach nevertheless ensures that he remains fully focused on his mission and does not look for anyone responsible for his difficulties.
“It’s my responsibility. I assume it. This is not about looking for culprits. If you want to blame me, no problem. I will take responsibility, whatever it may be, but the important thing is not to blame anyone. For us, it’s about finding solutions and moving forward. And for all of us, as a club, as a group of players, as staff, as owners, as supporters. It’s a collective effort. I am completely comfortable with this responsibility. Absolutely, there’s nothing wrong with that. It doesn’t bother me. I just know where we want to get, and we want to get there quickly. »
