Carrick urges Man Utd board to sign more players before window closes
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has told the club’s board to sign additional players before the summer transfer window shuts. Carrick, who became interim head coach after Ruben Amorim’s departure and was later made permanent, says the squad needs strengthening to compete on all fronts. He notes the team has already signed midfielders Andrey Santos from Chelsea and Youri Tielemans from Aston Villa, plus goalkeeper Karl Darlow as backup for Senne Lammens after Altay Bayindir was loaned to Celta Vigo. United are reportedly pursuing Newcastle left-back Lewis Hall and have interest in Real Madrid’s Aurelien Tchouameni, though no progress has been made on the latter. Carrick wants to maximize the current situation while pushing every limit for victory, stressing that money is understood but success in every competition is the goal. The call comes as United aim to challenge in the Premier League, UEFA Champions League and domestic cups. With the transfer window closing soon, fans should watch for news on Hall’s potential arrival and consider how new signings could affect squad depth and title hopes. Will Carrick get the reinforcements he wants, and how will any new arrivals reshape United’s chances this season?