Michael Carrick expressed confidence ahead of his first full season as Manchester United head coach. He said the club must keep improving while aiming for major trophies.
Carrick took over on an interim basis in January after Ruben Amorim was sacked. He guided the team to third place in the Premier League and a Champions League spot, recording 11 wins and three draws in 16 matches. In May he received a two-year permanent contract.
In the club’s official yearbook, Carrick wrote that United must maintain consistency to compete for the biggest trophies. He praised the squad’s talent and commitment, noting the team showed quality in wins over Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa.
Carrick highlighted the “unique buzz” created by early results and stressed the need to sustain momentum over a full campaign. He said the group is ready to return to Old Trafford for European nights next season.
