🚨🚨 | 𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍: Michael Carrick addresses Manchester United’s defensive problems:
“We need to improve, no doubt, as a team collectively. It’s not just a backline or certainly a goalkeeper. It’s a collective thing, so yeah, we definitely need to improve that.” #mufc
“We need to improve, no doubt, as a team collectively. It’s not just a backline or certainly a goalkeeper. It’s a collective thing, so yeah, we definitely need to improve that.” #mufc
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🚨🗣️ Carrick: “There has to be a cut-off point where Leny Yoro steps up and starts performing?
“NO, he's 20, Leny, you know? And again, in context, he's got a fantastic future ahead of him and a lot of potential, and he's learning, he's developing.
“To be at this club in place as a centre-back at such a young age, it's a challenging position. It's one that he can do for sure, it's one that Ayden can do for sure, but there's no cut-off point.
“Some players progress and find when they're 18, they're at that level where they can really perform. Some players, like Leny, showed he can perform.
“I've got no worries for Leny. I think he does a lot of really good things and it's part of learning.
Sometimes it might be 20, sometimes you see players 22, 23, 24 where they start developing.
“So there's definitely no cut-off point. He's just got to keep progressing and moving in the right direction, wanting to learn, keep improving, getting more opportunities.
“He's doing a lot of good things, and I think we've got to be careful again, and I certainly won't [bel making knee-jerk decisions on certain players just because of one game or one half or one moment in a game, and we've got a lot of belief in Leny for sure.” #MUFC
“NO, he's 20, Leny, you know? And again, in context, he's got a fantastic future ahead of him and a lot of potential, and he's learning, he's developing.
“To be at this club in place as a centre-back at such a young age, it's a challenging position. It's one that he can do for sure, it's one that Ayden can do for sure, but there's no cut-off point.
“Some players progress and find when they're 18, they're at that level where they can really perform. Some players, like Leny, showed he can perform.
“I've got no worries for Leny. I think he does a lot of really good things and it's part of learning.
Sometimes it might be 20, sometimes you see players 22, 23, 24 where they start developing.
“So there's definitely no cut-off point. He's just got to keep progressing and moving in the right direction, wanting to learn, keep improving, getting more opportunities.
“He's doing a lot of good things, and I think we've got to be careful again, and I certainly won't [bel making knee-jerk decisions on certain players just because of one game or one half or one moment in a game, and we've got a lot of belief in Leny for sure.” #MUFC
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🚨 Michael Carrick: “I am happy with the energy we show today. I think we can take a lot from today”.
“I think we can learn a lot as well. We can be better at certain things, that is pretty clear, but there were some good signs”.🪧
“I think we can learn a lot as well. We can be better at certain things, that is pretty clear, but there were some good signs”.🪧
🚨 BREAKING: Manchester United have reported record revenue of £677.6m for 2025/26, despite playing no European football.
But the club’s overall loss rose to £43m from £33m the previous year, while commercial revenue fell 4.8% to £317.3m.
But the club’s overall loss rose to £43m from £33m the previous year, while commercial revenue fell 4.8% to £317.3m.
Manchester United coaches believe Noah Ajayi could be the academy’s next BIG THING.
Coaches have huge belief that Ajayi is a gem. He is viewed as a prospect for the first-team, not in the near future, but eventually down the line as he follows the development plan laid out for him.
The 6ft 2in forward has the frame to become a Premier League player. Rightly or wrongly, in England some young players do not progress because of their stature, but Ajayi has the frame to eventually compete in the men's game.
His acceleration and pace are huge assets. The ball sticks to his boot when he runs, and his finishing is another strength. He has all the tools that a modern forward needs, which is why coaches are so excited about his potential.
[Steven Railston]
Coaches have huge belief that Ajayi is a gem. He is viewed as a prospect for the first-team, not in the near future, but eventually down the line as he follows the development plan laid out for him.
The 6ft 2in forward has the frame to become a Premier League player. Rightly or wrongly, in England some young players do not progress because of their stature, but Ajayi has the frame to eventually compete in the men's game.
His acceleration and pace are huge assets. The ball sticks to his boot when he runs, and his finishing is another strength. He has all the tools that a modern forward needs, which is why coaches are so excited about his potential.
[Steven Railston]
🚨 Carlos Baleba is ‘FULLY fit’ for Manchester United’s game against Tottenham. #MUFC [SullyTalkz]