23 October 2026

Carrick refuses to rule out dropping Fernandes in emotional address

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Carrick refuses to rule out dropping Fernandes in emotional address

Manchester United boss Michael Carrick spoke for five minutes and 30 seconds without taking questions at the start of his media briefing to outline what the club means to him, then later refused to rule out dropping captain Bruno Fernandes.

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