Manchester United manager Michael Carrick says the club’s third-place finish in the Premier League is “something to build on” following a strong end to the season. Both outlets report that United secure the final run-in with a 3-0 away win over Brighton, wrapping up a sequence that includes 12 wins in 17 games under Carrick. They also highlight that the team’s attacking output is led by Bruno Fernandes, who is described as reaching a record in the Premier League season for assists, with 21. The reporting frames the result as confirmation that United’s performances improved during Carrick’s spell, culminating in a top-three league position. No additional disputes or controversies are raised in the available accounts; instead, the focus stays on the final match result, United’s league standing, and the coach’s assessment of the progress made. The outlets present the third-place finish and the Brighton victory as a basis for the club’s next phase.