Michael Carrick has hit the ground running since taking over as head coach at Manchester United in January. The 44-year-old stepped into the role after Ruben Amorim was let go, with United considering several options before deciding on Carrick.

Manchester United made it three wins in three games under Michael Carrick, with Chelsea also hoovering up a trio of league victories under new head coach Liam Rosenior. The ‘new manager bounce’ might have been debunked as a phenomenon in the past, but both men are doing their best to keep the myth alive.

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