Carrick thanks Manchester United supporters in farewell letter
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Punch
Former Manchester United manager Michael Carrick sent a farewell letter to the club’s supporters, describing it as an “immense privilege” to have managed the team he loves. In the message relayed by Fabrizio Romano on Friday, he recalled the club’s values and history, less than two weeks after his dismissal on 12 November.
Former Manchester United manager Michael Carrick described his time in charge of the English club as a privilege and stressed the responsibility of managing the team he loves, Punch reports, citing journalist Fabrizio Romano on X. He also highlighted the importance of the club’s identity, history, culture and traditions.
Carrick offered particular thanks to Manchester United supporters, whose passion and loyalty had made an impression on him, according to Punch. He acknowledged the recent difficult results while citing the emotions experienced by supporters after important matches as one of his main sources of satisfaction.
The message came the day after Michael Carrick’s dismissal, announced on 12 November 2026 after ten matches in charge of Manchester United.
