The Manchester United club confirmed the dismissal of Michael Carrick as the head coach of this team by publishing official statements.
While praising his "commitment and performance" in the remaining games of the season, the club's statement said that after a disappointing start to the current season, the club has come to the difficult conclusion that it must change in order to achieve its goals.
Michael Carrick was the seventh permanent manager of Manchester United after Sir Alex Ferguson, who ended his illustrious career with the Red Devils and retired at the end of the 2012-2013 season.
Manchester United's last game ended in an exciting 4-4 draw against Aston Villa. A game in which United trailed by two goals and made a "comeback". However, they are in the relegation zone with just 8 concessions from their first 10 Premier League games.
Carrick, who was training with the team during the week, left Carrington's training camp this morning. Simon Stone of BBC Sport reported that Carrick's dismissal could pave the way for United States manager Mauricio Pochettino to take over Manchester United.