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Bruno Fernandes sends four-word message to Carrick after Man Utd sacking
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes posted a brief tribute to Michael Carrick following the coach's dismissal, joining other players in acknowledging his tenure.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes issued a concise four-word tribute to Michael Carrick shortly after the club confirmed the head coach’s departure. The Portuguese midfielder waited until later in the day to publicly address the situation, posting “thanks for everything boss” on social media.
Coaching change and successor details
The dismissal of Carrick and his coaching staff concluded weeks of speculation regarding the team’s leadership. Argentine manager Mauricio Pochettino is reportedly poised to assume control following an agreement between Manchester United and US Soccer. Pochettino has allegedly secured a two-and-a-half-year contract with the English club, with an official announcement regarding his appointment and new support staff expected soon.
Player tributes and reactions
Several squad members shared sentiments regarding Carrick’s exit. Harry Maguire addressed his former manager directly, stating, “you will always be a legend. Respect. Thank you.” Patrick Dorgu offered well-wishes, writing, “thank you, coach and good luck for the future,” while younger players Shea Lacey and Tyler Fletcher also conveyed their best wishes.
Fernandes’ recent form and conflicts
Carrick’s tenure saw Fernandes achieve significant statistical milestones last season, including a Premier League record of 21 assists that helped the side finish third in the league. Although the current campaign has presented challenges, Fernandes has still scored six goals for the team. Tensions arose earlier this season when Fernandes criticized the coaching staff following a 1–4 Champions League defeat to 1907 Como; he was subsequently omitted from the squad for the 0–3 loss to AFC Bournemouth days later. Reports indicate Fernandes turned down a second contract offer from the Red Devils.
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