David Ornstein, the renowned journalist from The Athletic, answered questions from some football fans during a podcast appearance, stating that Manchester United FC is fully backing Michael Carrick and hopes he will lead the team to success, with no intention of sacking him.

Is Michael Carrick's Position at Manchester United FC Secure?

Ornstein: Managing Manchester United FC means operating under constant pressure from the owner, board, executives, staff, and players, which reflects the club's extremely high expectations. Michael Carrick knows this better than anyone. He understands that being Manchester United FC's manager comes with this pressure. Ultimately, football is a results-driven business.

The senior management at Manchester United FC has good intentions, and the current fans also have a positive impression of him, but ultimately he will be judged by results. Furthermore, every Manchester United FC manager in the past serves as a reminder: when performance consistently declines, they eventually pay the price. Therefore, Michael Carrick must improve the team's situation.

As far as I know, Manchester United FC has no intention of sacking Michael Carrick. On the contrary, the club is fully backing him and hopes he will lead the team to success. However, this support is not permanent at every club. The team's current performance and form in recent matches have already raised concerns. Both Michael Carrick himself and the club's senior management cannot accept the performance shown against Tottenham Hotspur.

Fan dissatisfaction has been intense. We have seen, heard, and read the relevant public comments. I know many Manchester United FC fans, and I genuinely sense this negative feeling. At the same time, outsiders will question Manchester United FC's entire management structure: the recruitment department, the executives, and the ownership.

We often use a phrase to describe a club like Manchester United FC: "The fish rots from the head down." The Glazer family still controls the club, although everyone is watching Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who rightfully deserves scrutiny.

From the CEO down to the sporting director, all parties responsible must be held accountable, not just the manager. The players must also take responsibility.

Manchester United FC has been in this situation countless times before, but ultimately, usually only the manager pays the price. If the team's performance continues to decline and proves difficult to reverse, Manchester United FC will undoubtedly become the center of media storm again.

There is an important match this weekend, and Michael Carrick hopes to lead his team to victory. I believe the current backing from fans and management will give him some time and confidence. However, for a giant club with such a prestigious history, a lack of results inevitably comes with an unavoidable price.

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