Man United Likely to Let Go of Carrick After Tough Start

Manchester United might soon part ways with head coach Michael Carrick after a rough start to the Premier League season.

According to BBC Sport, the club's leaders will decide Carrick's fate in a meeting in Monaco on Wednesday. Chief executive Omar Berrada, director of football Jason Wilcox, and co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe are set to attend.

Berrada and Wilcox are likely to recommend that Carrick be let go as United looks to change their leadership.

The Red Devils have faced a tough season, winning only one of their first 10 league matches and not winning since August. Their spot in the relegation zone is the worst they have been at this time in a season since 1986-87, when they were at the bottom.

In the meantime, United have reportedly started talks with former Tottenham and Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino about possibly taking over at Old Trafford.

With Carrick's future uncertain, Wednesday's meeting may be key in deciding the next steps for Manchester United's management.