- Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick insists he retains the full backing of the board despite a six-match winless run.
- Comments from former manager Erik ten Hag have added to the scrutiny after he accused the club of continuing a toxic culture.
- Carrick says he has a strong relationship with everyone at United and is focused on securing results, rather than seeking reassurance about his position.
- Carrick's side face Cesc Fabregas' Como in the Champions League following their poorest start to a league season in 40 years.
- The Red Devils are severely depleted for the tie with eight squad members sidelined through injury or illness, alongside the suspended Leny Yoro.
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