Manchester United aims to secure a spot in the Champions League this season under Michael Carrick, but failure to do so could lead to significant changes.
After a disappointing 15th place finish in the Premier League last season, expectations were not high for Manchester United this year. However, after 27 matches, they sit in fourth place.
With 11 games remaining, being in the top four has shifted the focus toward returning to Europe’s elite competition.
A Champions League spot for the 2026/27 season would help strengthen Carrick’s chances of getting the full-time managerial position. Conversely, missing out could result in major changes at Old Trafford.
Missing the Champions League could cost Manchester United £10 million