Michael Carrick says he wants “clarity” about his future as Manchester United head coach, but he adds that the decision is not in his hands. All three outlets report that Carrick has delivered Champions League football, secured on Sunday, and United therefore intend to assess his position when the current season ends. Carrick is currently working as an interim manager and is understood to have only limited time left to affect the outcome, with United set to play Sunderland on Saturday while they remain in third place. Beyond that, he is described as having a short window before the season’s conclusion. The Guardian reports it is expected he will be offered the permanent role, although Carrick has not received confirmation at the time of reporting. He indicates he will wait for the club’s decision, saying that it is “out of [his] hands.” The Independent likewise frames the situation as still unresolved despite the achievement of Champions League qualification. Overall, the reports agree Carrick’s performance has strengthened his prospects, while the final decision over permanence and timing remains pending.