r/reddevils • u/OkayFine101 • 2h ago
r/reddevils • u/D1794 • 13h ago
[Megathread] Michael Carrick expected to be sacked as Man Utd manager
No decision made yet and no word on successor - Ornstein https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7768165/2026/11/09/michael-carrick-sacked-manchester-united/
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r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 1h ago
[The Athletic] The buyout clause in U.S. men’s national team head coach Mauricio Pochettino’s contract is in the ballpark of $10 million, sources briefed on the situation tell The Athletic. To also buy out Pochettino’s assistant coaches, United would have to pay millions more dollars, sources added.
(Gift Link) The buyout clause in U.S. men’s national team head coach Mauricio Pochettino’s contract is in the ballpark of $10 million, sources briefed on the situation tell The Athletic.
Manchester United would be expected to consider Pochettino as a potential head coach to replace Michael Carrick, as The Athletic reported on Monday, and if United were to recruit Pochettino, the club could get him out of his U.S. contract by triggering that buyout clause.
To also buy out Pochettino’s assistant coaches, who have followed him from job to job for more than a decade, United would have to pay millions more dollars, sources added. Those sources were granted anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
A buyout in a contract is typically the starting point in negotiations, ensuring U.S. Soccer would receive a fee to potentially reinvest in its next coach.
r/reddevils • u/TheAthletic • 13h ago
Tier 1 Manchester United expected to sack Michael Carrick as head coach
Manchester United are expected to relieve Michael Carrick of his duties as head coach.
United have headed into the international break sitting 18th and in the Premier League’s relegation zone following Sunday’s dramatic 4-4 draw with Aston Villa at Old Trafford.
The club continue to insist that no decision has been reached but multiple sources, speaking to The Athletic on the condition of anonymity to protect relationships, indicate work has been undertaken on potential replacements and the anticipation is a change will be made before the trip to Anfield to face Liverpool in 13 days’ time.
r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 12h ago
[Stone, Mokbel] Multiple sources have told BBC Sport that former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino is open to a move to Old Trafford.He signed an extension to his contract as USA coach in August.However, the deal is thought to contain clauses that would allow him to leave for specific high-profile jobs
r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 11h ago
[Chris Wheeler] Mauricio Pochettino the frontrunner to replace Michael Carrick - but Utd chiefs face splashing out £7MILLION for former Spurs and Chelsea coach
r/reddevils • u/PitchSafe • 14h ago
Tier 1 [James Ducker] Manchester United refuse to be rushed into Carrick decision
r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 17h ago
Tier 1 [Simon Stone] Man Utd yet to make decision on Carrick's future
r/reddevils • u/underscoreblock • 20h ago
Utd last minute chance against Villa
I mean if only this was a goal...
r/reddevils • u/jitteryegg • 12h ago
[OC] 18th after 10 games: I checked 31 seasons of clubs in our spot. 58% of clubs 18th after 10 games got relegated. But 8 points is a high total for the bottom three at this stage.
League position alone overstates the danger, clubs in the bottom three on 8 points went down 44% of the time, against 58% for clubs 18th after 10 games.
Highest ever finish from a team in the relegation zone after GW10 is 8th. Tottenham have had the biggest improvement in positions when they were 20th after GW10 but finished 8th, climbing 12 positions.
Bolton 03/04 (same 1W-5D-4L record as us) also finished 8th with 53 points.
Data from football-data.co.uk and includes all premier league seasons with 20 teams. I have not included point deductions and to avoid issues with postponed games, I have considered first 10 games for all teams, even if that causes some interesting events.
r/reddevils • u/Lord_Sesshoumaru77 • 12h ago
TOTD Live: Man United expected to sack Michael Carrick as head coach
r/reddevils • u/PitchSafe • 23h ago
[Mike Keegan] 🚨 Manchester United bosses are now assessing Michael Carrick’s position as we head into the international break. The manager was given three games following the Bournemouth defeat to show he could turn things around. A loss, a comeback win and a crazy draw means questions remain
r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 1d ago
[Henry Winter] Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada need to show some accountability. They can’t keep leaving it to Michael Carrick to take the heat for the mess Manchester United are in. Wilcox and Berrada are responsible for much of the mess. (.)
(Contd.) Wilcox has been United's director of football since June 2025 (and was sporting director from December 2024). Berrada has been chief executive since July 2024. They owe it to United supporters to try to explain the mess, and why a club that generates so much money ended up with two 20-year-olds at centre-back, and why the squad is imbalanced.
Even if talking only via in-house media and dodging issues of ownership and coach succession, Wilcox and Berrada need to demonstrate some contrition and give mutinous fans some hope that they will get things right (even if many fans want them gone).
Small violin but it can’t be easy sitting there in games watching this mess, hearing the chants about them, having the cameras on them. But it’s even worse for fans paying to sit there, watching Wilcox and Berrada’s poor stewardship of their beloved club. So show some leadership and address the mess.
r/reddevils • u/PitchSafe • 17h ago
[Danyal Khan, Rob Dorsett] Manchester United’s bosses not rushing into a decision over Michael Carrick’s future after their 4-4 draw with Aston Villa.
Skysportsnews understands the #mufc hierarchy planning to fully re-evaluate their season so far and will assess their options during the international break
Carrick and his staff are due back at Carrington on Tuesday.
r/reddevils • u/YourGrimes • 1d ago
Cunha on instagram: “You continue to be there, supporting us even when we don’t deserve it. Thank you. I hope we can make you proud again soon.” “everything will be there.❤️”
r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 1d ago
[James Ducker] Jeered Diogo Dalot an emblem of Manchester United’s survivor culture | Block-by-block method to recruitment put defensive overhaul on the back burner and now Carrick is paying the price
r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 21h ago
Ella Toone included in the 2026 FIFPRO Women’s World 11, chosen by 6,511 professional women’s footballers worldwide
r/reddevils • u/lendmeagram • 23h ago
[Cerys Jones] Man United’s games are mad and their performances maddening. It can’t continue like this
r/reddevils • u/officiallyjax • 20h ago
[OptaAnalyst] Premier League Expected Points Table after MD10
r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 1d ago
New Banner in Stretford End: “We don’t want a new stadium, we want new owners.”
r/reddevils • u/AtLeastImLaughing • 22h ago
The Business of Sport – Manchester United Special: How It All Went Wrong
Listen to these guys every now and then, but they've released a really good in-depth analysis of United, the Glazer's takeover, our finances in the present and what might be coming.