Despite securing Champions League football with a dramatic 3-2 victory over Liverpool last week, interim manager Michael Carrick has admitted his future at Manchester United remains uncertain.
“Clarity is important,” he said. “I think moving forward, it’s at the end of the season where I think we’ve finished strong, put ourselves in a good position, and obviously the situation of my role and what it looks like moving forward, I think it’s just the natural time.
“It was always (going to be) spoken about towards the end of the season, if not the end of the season, so nothing has really changed, to be honest.
“We have eyes on finishing the season strongly as well. So I understand the question, I understand the timing of it, but from my point of view, right at this stage, it’s just putting the boys in a place to finish the season strongly.
“And then, as I’ve said all along, I’m calm about it, it’ll get sorted out when it’s going to get sorted out.
“It’s out of my hands, so we’ll see what happens.”