Bruno Fernandes says he is hopeful Michael Carrick can help Manchester United return to the top following the club’s decision to retain him as manager. According to reports, a broad agreement was reached over the weekend for Carrick, who is 44, to remain in the role. Fernandes’ comments frame Carrick’s appointment as a continuation of work aimed at improving results and performance, with the midfielder expressing confidence in the coaching staff and the direction set for the team. The coverage does not provide additional details on specific tactical changes or short-term targets, but it links the next phase under Carrick directly to Fernandes’ belief that United can climb back to leading positions. Overall, the outlets align on the same central points: Carrick stays on as Manchester United’s boss after a weekend agreement, and Fernandes publicly supports the idea that the team can regain top-level form.