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The eight words from Harry Maguire that show what sacked Michael Carrick meant to the Man United dressing room

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Following days of widespread speculation, Manchester United officially confirmed on Thursday that they had parted ways with former Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick.Carrick initially return...

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  1. Yahoo SportsThe eight words from Harry Maguire that show what sacked Michael Carrick meant to the Man United dressing roomFollowing days of widespread speculation, Manchester United officially confirmed on Thursday that they had parted ways with former Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick.Carrick initially return...
  2. ESPNReaction as Man United sack Michael Carrick as managerManchester United have sacked manager Michael Carrick after a poor run of results. Catch up on the latest reaction to the news.
  3. Financial Times(subscription required)Man United sack head coach Michael Carrick after dismal run of resultsFormer United player becomes third manager to be dismissed since Sir Jim Ratcliffe took over club’s operations
  4. Al JazeeraManchester United sack Michael Carrick as manager
  5. GuardianMichael Carrick sacked by Manchester United with Pochettino poised to take overCarrick goes after one victory in past 11 matchesPochettino wants Premier League return after USA spellManchester United have sacked Michael Carrick as their head coach with the team in the Premier League’s relegation zone and lined up Mauricio Pochettino to take over.Pochettino has a framework agreement to join a club who have one win from their past 11 matches. The USA head coach, a Premier League manager with Southampton, Tottenham and Chelsea, has a release clause of about $10m (£7.5m). United will have to pay more to take his staff.
  6. The Athletic(subscription required)Manchester United part ways with Michael CarrickCarrick was appointed on a two-year deal in May but leaves after just 15 games of this season.