The transformation of Manchester United under Michael Carrick has been remarkable on the pitch, and the financial rewards of that revival are now clear.A third-place Premier League finish is set to

Manchester United bring the curtain down on their 2025/26 Premier League campaign by visiting Brighton, and they will do so with a new permanent manager at the helm.Michael Carrick was called up on an interim basis after Ruben Amorim was sacked back in January and has done an admirable job,

After an incredible interim spell in charge, Carrick has signed a two-year contract to take over Manchester United on a permanent basis.

The 35th matchweek of the Premier League will see Manchester United vs Liverpool at Old Trafford. Both teams are in contention to qualify for Champions League football, and a win for either team gets them direct qualification. Manchester United is 3rd with ...

The details of United's search for a new head coach and how January's interim appointment Carrick convinced them to go with him

Manchester United will remain entirely in Europe for their 2026 preseason, where they are set to face several of the continent’s top clubs.

Bruno Fernandes has responded to Roy Keane claiming his words were misrepresented after equalling the Premier League assist record against Nottingham Forest.

With the managerial shake-ups, Arsenal's success and Salah's swipe at Slot, perhaps there are lessons for United next season

Manchester United have officially confirmed the permanent appointment of interim head coach Michael Carrick on a two-year contract keeping him at Old Trafford until 2028.

With the summer nearly upon us as the 2025/26 season has come to an end, teams now know their situation for next season, some good, some bad. For Manchester United, having finished in third in the Premier League,

Michael Carrick appears confident that Bruno Fernandes will remain at Manchester United this summer, and honestly, it is easy to see why the club will be desperate to keep him.