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Middlesbrough to speak with Michael Carrick about managerial vacancy

by
Nick Powell
11 October 2022

Middlesbrough are to hold talks with former Manchester United and England midfielder Michael Carrick over their managerial vacancy.
Boro are due to open formal discussions with the 41-year-old as they step up the search for a replacement for Chris Wilder, who left the club last week following 11 months at the helm.
Carrick, after initial contact, has been elevated to the top of the club’s wish-list in recent days as chairman Steve Gibson and head of football Kieran Scott have considered their options, although he has also been linked with West Brom in the wake of Steve Bruce’s departure on Mon...

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