Manchester United faces a critical juncture as Michael Carrick struggles to secure results, prompting the club to consider a managerial change. The team's poor performance has led the hierarchy to contemplate dismissing Carrick if improvements are not seen soon.

According to transfer insider Indy Kaila, the club's owners are unwilling to show patience as they assess their options. The pressure on Carrick has intensified following a shaky start to the season and disappointing results in domestic cups.

Key points include:

• Eddie Howe, currently the manager of Newcastle United, is reportedly open to taking over at Manchester United.
• The board is prepared to act swiftly if the team’s form does not improve, indicating a potential managerial shake-up.
• Howe has a proven track record, having transformed Newcastle from relegation battlers to a competitive side capable of challenging for European spots and securing silverware.

Although Carrick remains at the helm for now, the looming threat of dismissal hangs over him as the club's performance continues to falter. Should Manchester United decide to part ways with Carrick, Howe’s willingness to engage with the club could make him a prime candidate for the role.