Michael Carrick insists he is not worried about his future at Manchester United following a heavy Champions League defeat to Como.
Michael Carrick says he feels secure in his role as Manchester United manager. This comes after his team suffered a tough 4-1 loss to Como.
Also, the Champions League defeat was very disappointing for the club. The Italian team clearly dominated the match throughout the night.
Next, the loss marks seven games without a win for United. The club is currently facing its worst league start in four decades.
However, Carrick says he does not worry about losing his job. He claims he has not spent time thinking about his own position.
After the game, Carrick walked over to the traveling supporters. He explained that this is something he does after every match.
Meanwhile, the team started the game poorly by conceding a goal early. Nico Paz scored for Como in the first two minutes.
Then, the Italian side built a strong 4-0 lead. Joshua Zirkzee scored a late goal, but it was only a small consolation.
Furthermore, Carrick admitted the performance was unacceptable. He said the team lacked the intensity they showed in their previous game.
Still, the manager feels confused by the sudden drop in quality. He noted that the squad played completely differently against Leeds recently.
Finally, the team must prepare for a match against Bournemouth. Carrick expressed his anger but wants to focus on the next challenge.