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Michael Carrick appointed Manchester United’s new permanent head coach

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

Carrick handed job after his successful interim spell
44-year-old says he will target ‘biggest honours’

Michael Carrick has been appointed the new permanent head coach of Manchester United. The former midfielder has been rewarded with the job on a two-year contract after a successful interim spell, leading the side to third in the Premier League and securing Champions League qualification with three games to spare.

Carrick said in a statement: “From the moment that I arrived here 20 years ago, I felt the magic of Manchester United. Carrying the responsibility of leading our special football club fills me with immense pride.

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