RismadarVoice Reporters
September 15, 2026
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick is reportedly facing growing pressure at Old Trafford, with suggestions that his position could come under serious threat if the club suffers another poor run of results.
Carrick, who took charge of United amid expectations of a strong campaign, has reportedly been warned that he “might not see January” if performances and results fail to improve before the turn of the year.
The warning highlights the increasing scrutiny surrounding the former United midfielder as the club seeks greater consistency and stronger results.
Pressure at Old Trafford can escalate quickly, particularly when results fail to match expectations, and another sustained run of poor performances could intensify calls for a change in the dugout.
United’s management will be expected to assess results, performances and the team’s overall progress as the season develops. For Carrick, the coming fixtures could therefore prove important in determining whether he retains the confidence of the club’s hierarchy.
However, the claim that Carrick could leave before January remains a warning rather than confirmation of an impending dismissal. Manchester United have not, on the information provided, announced any decision to remove him.
The situation is expected to remain closely watched as United attempt to reverse any poor run and restore stability at Old Trafford.
