Former Manchester United captain and football analyst, Gary Neville, has put forward two high-profile managerial options he believes could succeed Michael Carrick as Manchester United’s permanent head coach at the end of the season. His comments followed the Red Devils’ 3–2 Premier League victory over Arsenal on Sunday at the Emirates Stadium.
In his assessment, Neville identified Carlo Ancelotti and Thomas Tuchel as the two standout candidates capable of taking over the role on a permanent basis. Both managers are currently leading major national teams, with Ancelotti in charge of Brazil and Tuchel overseeing England’s national side.
Neville further stated that Carrick’s current responsibility should be to guide the team through the remainder of the season while ensuring a smooth handover to a world-class successor. He stressed that the next appointment must be someone of elite managerial stature, capable of restoring Manchester United’s long-term competitiveness at the highest level.
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