Manchester United's Carrick Remains Confident Ahead of Roma Clash

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has expressed his confidence in the team ahead of their upcoming match against Roma.

Carrick's future at the club has been a topic of discussion, with reports suggesting he may be replaced after talks with the United board. However, Carrick remains optimistic and has stated that the dressing room is in a positive place.

In a recent press conference, Carrick was asked if he felt like a manager with just two games left before the international break. He responded by saying that he doesn't feel that way and is instead focused on the upcoming match against Roma.

When asked about the external noise surrounding the team's performance, Carrick emphasized that the dressing room is committed to the club and each other. He also mentioned that the team's commitment and work ethic have not changed, despite the recent results.

Carrick also addressed his job as manager, stating that it's what he lives for and that he hasn't let the team's poor results change his mindset.

The match against Roma is a significant one for Manchester United, who have won all four home meetings against the Italian club. Carrick is hoping for a positive result to lift the team's spirits, which have been low due to their recent performances.