Manchester United interim manager Michael Carrick will remain in charge for at least two more games despite the club’s dismal recent form, which has marked their worst stretch in nearly four decades. The decision comes as United continue to struggle under Carrick’s temporary leadership, with no immediate signs of a turnaround on the horizon.
Meanwhile, Sunderland’s Regis Le Bris has acknowledged the challenges facing his side, attributing their slow start to a congested fixture list and warning of a potential relegation battle ahead. In other Premier League news, Arsenal’s Declan Rice has secured a new long-term contract under manager Mikel Arteta, solidifying his future at the club.
Chelsea has also made a key recruitment move, appointing former Celtic scout Mark Lawwell as their senior scout. Internationally, Scotland’s Scott McKenna faces a two-week absence due to injury, likely ruling him out of upcoming Nations League matches, while Poland’s Ellis Simms has confirmed his eligibility to represent the national team and could make his debut soon.
In rugby union, Noel McNamara is set to replace Leo Cullen as Leinster’s head coach next season, marking a significant leadership change for the Irish province.
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