Carrick to be given at least two more games at Manchester United
According to newspaper reports, Michael Carrick will remain in charge of Manchester United for at least two more games despite the club's worst run of results in around 40 years. Other headlines from the same day say Declan Rice will sign a new long-term contract with Arsenal and Noel McNamara will replace Leo Cullen at Leinster.
Michael Carrick's future is on the agenda at Manchester United. According to The Athletic, the club's management has decided to give the head coach at least two more games, despite the worst run of results in around 40 years.
At Sunderland, Regis Le Bris explained the team's poor start to the season by the congested fixture list. The head coach also said he believes his side is now fighting to avoid relegation.
At Arsenal, Mikel Arteta confirmed that Declan Rice will sign a new long-term contract. Rice will be the last significant player to make a permanent agreement with the club.
In other news, Chelsea have added former Celtic recruitment chief Mark Lawwell to their staff as a senior scout. Ellis Simms' Polish citizenship has been approved and he could make his first appearance for the national team next month. In Scotland, the announcement that Scott McKenna will be out for two weeks has strengthened the possibility that he will miss this month's Nations League matches. At Leinster, it has been reported that Noel McNamara will replace Leo Cullen next season.
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