Maguire hopes that Carrick and his “incredible” team will secure their stay at Manchester United.

Harry Maguire, the defender of Manchester United, expressed his unconditional support for Michael Carrick, praising his capabilities as a coach and the impressive quality of the coaching staff that accompanies him. Amid uncertainty about the club’s future, Maguire did not hesitate to state that Carrick deserves to be considered for the head coach position in the long term.

“Listen, Carrick’s entrance has been simply phenomenal. He communicates exceptionally and has a tactical vision that is truly remarkable,” Maguire commented, emphasizing the importance of the work Carrick has done since taking over as interim manager. The defender also highlighted the excellence of the coaching staff, mentioning the presence of Steve Holland, who brings extensive experience, along with Jonathan Woodgate and Jonny Evans, both crucial in developing the club’s young defenders.

Maguire emphasized that, despite his enthusiasm, the final decision regarding Carrick’s future does not depend on him or the players. “We have seven games ahead of us and we are in an excellent position. We need to finish the season strongly, and I believe Carrick should be considered among the candidates for the role. The selection process should begin,” stated the center-back, expressing optimism about Carrick’s continuation as coach.

The defender also mentioned the need for reinforcements for the squad, acknowledging that “it is a crucial summer for Manchester United.” He warned that the club needs “new bodies” to improve the quality of the team, highlighting the urgency of an effective approach in the recruitment area.

With the transfer window approaching and a new era emerging at Manchester United, Maguire’s statements not only reveal his support for Carrick but also underline the importance of a solid strategy for the club’s future. What is at stake is more than just a simple position; it concerns the identity and renewed ambition of one of the most iconic clubs in the world. The pressure is on the management to make decisions that could turn the tide and bring the Red Devils back to the top of football.

This article first appeared on Apito Final.