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Carrick backs Martínez's commitment as United seek end to 38-year-worst run
November 2, 2026 at 04:30 PM
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4 reports · 1 in Arabic, 3 in English
BNBBC News
Michael Carrick: 'Crazy' Manchester United boss looks forward to Roma clash
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TGThe Guardian
Carrick not concerned about Martínez’s attitude as United prepare for Roma visit
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AJAl Jazeera English
Carrick not distracted by speculation over United future
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YKYalla Kora
ماينو يتحدث عن.. نصائح كاريك.. ودوره في مانشستر يونايتد
(opens the publisher’s site)Michael Carrick said he has no concerns about Lisandro Martínez's commitment as Manchester United prepare to host Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday.
- Carrick said speculation over his future will not influence how United prepare for Tuesday's match at Old Trafford.
- Martínez was sent off in Saturday's defeat at Chelsea and fined for comments about director of football Jason Wilcox.
- United are winless in nine matches, their worst run in 38 years, and sit 21st in the Champions League league phase.
- Kobbie Mainoo said players will repay the manager's support by fighting for him on and off the pitch.
- Carrick said it might sound 'crazy' but he is looking forward to Tuesday's Champions League clash against Roma at Old Trafford.
- Carrick faces speculation that he could lose his job during the international break.
- Mainoo praised Carrick and his staff for helping him develop and said he aims to take on more responsibility as an academy graduate.