Carrick insists Manchester United board back him after Ten Hag points to ‘toxic culture’
Manager acknowledges he needs to start winning games Ten Hag accuses Cristiano Ronaldo of letting club down Michael Carrick believes Manchester United’s board continue to back him, although the manager admits he must start winning matches to keep his job. Carrick also denied there is a toxic culture at the club, aft…
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