Michael Carrick has been confirmed as Manchester United’s permanent head coach on a two-year deal following his successful interim spell that began in January 2026 after Ruben Amorim’s departure. His strong recent form, including a push toward Champions League qualification and improved results across 16 matches, has aligned club hierarchy and trader consensus around retaining the former midfielder in the role. This outcome reflects official announcements and the absence of credible alternatives gaining traction. While an extended poor run of results in the coming season could theoretically reopen discussions about successors, current momentum and the fresh contract make an immediate change highly improbable.