Neville Urges Ancelotti/Tuchel for Man Utd Post-Carrick

Gary Neville has urged Manchester United to seek a world-class manager, such as Carlo Ancelotti or Thomas Tuchel, to take over from Michael Carrick at the end of the season. Neville's comments come after Manchester United secured a notable 3-2 victory against Arsenal, continuing a period of significant improvement under Carrick's interim management.

This resurgence contrasts sharply with earlier performances, highlighting the positive impact Carrick has had. Despite the team's recent success, Neville cautioned against the club making emotionally driven decisions, referencing past experiences. He advocates for a proven, top-tier manager to guide the club forward.

Meanwhile, former United captain Roy Keane remains unconvinced by Carrick, emphasizing that winning two games doesn't prove managerial long-term capability. Conversely, Wayne Rooney believes Carrick's current tenure feels different from Ole Gunnar Solskjær's earlier caretaker period and that he has shown significant promise.

Carrick himself has played down speculation about his future, stating his focus is on the next game and maintaining positive habits within the team. He acknowledged the importance of the current momentum but stressed the need to focus on immediate results without looking too far ahead.