
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick could be sacked during this November international break.
According to the UK Telegraph, Carrick’s job is now in danger as senior officials at the club consider a change.
The Red Devils fought back from two-goal deficits twice to draw 4-4 with Aston Villa on Sunday.
However, the result was not enough to take them out of relegation places.
United sit in 18th position, only above Crystal Palace and Sunderland on the table.
After the international break, they travel to Anfield to play Liverpool.
But Carrick might not be in charge of the team by that time.
Senior officials are having meetings and carrying out an internal review, after which they will take a decision on Carrick’s future at Old Trafford.

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