Manchester United have appointed Michael Carrick as head coach on an initial two-year deal.
The 44-year-old won over the United hierarchy during a four-month spell in interim charge during which his side took the most points in the Premier League.
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United were sixth when Ruben Amorim was sacked but Carrick has guaranteed a third-place finish, leading director of football Jason Wilcox to recommend appointing him, which chief executive Omar Berrada and co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe agreed with.
United considered other managers in their process of looking for Amorim’s long-term successor but Carrick impressed not just with his results but with the calm way
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