Eddie Howe 'makes decision on Man Utd job' after getting important green light
Eddie Howe is reportedly open to accepting the Manchester United head coach position three months after leaving Newcastle. Michael Carrick is due to oversee Old Trafford's Premier League fixture against Bournemouth on Sunday. Nevertheless, the head coach is battling to save his position following an increasingly troubling start to the season across all competitions. With the November international break now just two-and-a-half weeks away, the pressure is intensifying on Carrick as United's winless streak persists. Howe has previously accepted appointments at this stage of the season, having done so when he assumed control at St James' Park.
TL;DR
- Eddie Howe is reportedly open to the Manchester United head coach position.
- Michael Carrick is under pressure as Manchester United's winless streak continues.
- Howe has experience accepting managerial roles mid-season, as he did at Newcastle.
- Roy Keane and Dwight Yorke have publicly supported Eddie Howe as a potential candidate.
- Yorke suggested there are few other top managerial candidates available for Manchester United.