Michael Carrick Emerges Front-Runner for Manchester United Interim Manager Role: Report

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Michael Carrick Emerges Front-Runner for Manchester United Interim Manager Role: Report

Manchester United are close to appointing Michael Carrick as interim manager, with talks also held with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Carrick is now the frontrunner ahead of the upcoming Manchester derby.

Published by Abhishek Swain | January 12, 2026

Michael Carrick has emerged as the leading candidate for Manchester United’s interim manager role, as the club looks to stabilise leadership following early exits from both domestic cups and a turbulent run of results. Talks with Carrick and former head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer have taken place, with a decision expected soon to allow the new appointee to prepare ahead of the Manchester derby against City.

Carrick reportedly impressed club officials during discussions, though Solskjaer’s familiarity and popularity with the squad are also being considered. Interim boss Darren Fletcher concluded his short spell after United’s 1-2 FA Cup defeat to Brighton and is set to meet officials to discuss his future role. Director of football Jason Wilcox will lead further talks as the club aims to finalise the appointment before a challenging fixture run against Arsenal, Fulham, Tottenham, and West Ham.

With both the Carabao Cup and FA Cup campaigns over—the earliest domestic cup exits since 1981-82—United are now focused on securing European qualification through the Premier League. Stability and clear leadership are considered crucial for navigating the demanding schedule ahead, with both Carrick and Solskjaer valued for their deep understanding of the club’s culture.

Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville noted United’s recurring managerial cycle, reflecting on the balance between experience and connection to the club, highlighting that Solskjaer “absolutely loves the club, he knows the job, he has been in the job.” The final decision is expected imminently to provide the team with direction as they approach the City derby on January 17.