Michael Carrick is set to remain in charge of Manchester United for Sunday's Premier League match against Bournemouth while the club identifies possible replacements, according to club sources. The game comes after Wednesday's 4-1 defeat by Como, a result that made it seven matches in a row without a win.
Managerial situation
BBC Sport, reporting based on sources, said senior figures at Manchester United are concerned about performances and results. BBC Sport also said Carrick is carrying on as normal and has not been made aware of any imminent change following the defeat on Wednesday.
Replacement search
BBC Sport, reporting based on sources, said Manchester United have already begun the process of identifying possible replacements. Eddie Howe, Antonio Conte and Julian Nagelsmann are understood to have their eyes on the Old Trafford job, according to BBC Sport.
Fernandes' comments
After Wednesday's match, captain Bruno Fernandes questioned Carrick's tactics.
Schedule before Sunday
The players were given Thursday off and will be back at Carrington on Friday. Carrick will hold his news conference to preview the Bournemouth match at 1330 BST on Friday.