Michael Carrick expects to remain in charge of Manchester United, maintaining full belief in his position despite the club suffering a 2-0 defeat at Chelsea. Even with mounting scrutiny surrounding his managerial tenure following the loss against Chelsea, Carrick does not expect the sack before Manchester United's upcoming match against Roma.
The 2-0 loss away at Chelsea proved to be another difficult chapter for Manchester United, further extending the club's failure to secure a victory. Conceding two goals and leaving Chelsea with nothing to show for their efforts compounded the issues facing Carrick, as Manchester United continue to struggle through a prolonged spell without a win.
Most crucially, the negative result at Chelsea officially confirmed that Manchester United are now experiencing their worst winless run for 42 years. Reaching such a milestone highlights the depth of the club's current slump, as Manchester United have not suffered a winless drought of this magnitude in more than four decades.
Nevertheless, despite the grim reality of this 42-year winless streak and the disappointment of the 2-0 defeat at Chelsea, Carrick remains steady in his outlook. The Manchester United boss expects to continue in his role and remain in charge of the squad, not anticipating a dismissal before United take the pitch against Roma.