This is the one! David Beckham has chosen the permanent manager of the "Red Devils" Manchester United.
Sir David Beckham, former midfielder of the "Red Devils" Manchester United, has publicly endorsed the club to appoint Michael Carrick as the permanent manager after this season, stating he has all the necessary qualities and is the right fit.
Carrick took on the interim manager role after Rúben Amorim was dismissed and has led Manchester United to excellent performance, rising to third place in the Premier League standings with a record of 7 wins, 2 draws, and 1 loss in his first 10 matches in charge. Recently, Beckham fully supported Carrick, saying he deserves to be the permanent manager of the Red Devils. Beckham said, "I think Michael has the experience. I believe he brings calmness to the club. He knows the club, he knows the players, he knows how Manchester United plays and how it should play."
Additionally, Beckham, who is currently co-owner of Inter Miami in Major League Soccer, added, "I've always liked Michael as a coach. When you watch him, you see his composure on the sidelines. He has a certain elegance. Actually, I'm not sure if 'elegance' is the right word, but there's a kind of grace in how he is—whether it's how he celebrates when the team scores or how he shows frustration."
"You know, all of that matters for a manager. And I think the way he manages and molds the team is incredible. As a Manchester United fan, that's exactly what we truly want."