Carrick to be given at least two more Man Utd games
Sunday newspaper front pages reported that Michael Carrick will remain in charge at Manchester United, while Regis Le Bris pointed to a demanding fixture schedule behind Sunderland's difficult start. Declan Rice's new Arsenal contract and Chelsea's appointment of Mark Lawwell as senior scout also drew attention.
Sunday's newspaper front pages focused on Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick. Carrick will stay in his job despite overseeing the club's worst period in almost 40 years, and he will be given at least two more matches.
At Sunderland, Regis Le Bris said the team expected a difficult start to the season. Le Bris acknowledged that the busy fixture schedule had played a part and said he believes his side is now in a relegation battle.
At Arsenal, Mikel Arteta confirmed that Declan Rice will sign a new long-term contract with the club. Rice will be the last star to stay at Arsenal for a long time.
At Chelsea, former Celtic transfer chief Mark Lawwell has been appointed as the club's senior scout. Premier League player Ellis Simms has been granted Polish citizenship and could make his debut for the national team next month.
There was also bad news for Scotland. The manager of Dinamo Zagreb announced that defender Scott McKenna will be out for two weeks. This means McKenna will not feature in Scotland's Nations League matches this month.
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