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Managerial genius will find United's approach hard to ignore as INEOS create their own stumbling block - report

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Manchester United's Michael Carrick faced renewed scrutiny after Saturday's defeat to Chelsea, with the upcoming AS Roma match potentially being his last chance before the November international break and a game against Aston Villa.

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Manchester United's Michael Carrick faced renewed scrutiny after Saturday's defeat to Chelsea, with the upcoming AS Roma match potentially being his last chance before the November international break and a game against Aston Villa.

Unai Emery, a top target to replace Carrick, is admired by Manchester United and would likely be drawn to managing the Red Devils, having had less successful stints at Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal.

However, a move for Emery is complicated by Aston Villa's desire to keep him, his contract until 2029, and potential limitations on his control under INEOS, differing from his current autonomy at Villa Park.

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Manchester United gave Michael Carrick time to turn things around, but Saturday’s defeat to Chelsea has once again raised questions about the head coach’s ability to steady the ship. AS Roma is up next and it is likely that the United legend will get until the November international break, which concludes with a game against Aston Villa. The Villans are managed by Unai Emery, one of United’s top targets should they let Carrick go. According to TEAMtalk, the Spaniard would find it hard to turn the Red Devils down.

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