Carrick speaks out about his future at MU.

Michael Carrick is helping Manchester United experience a strong resurgence, but his future at Old Trafford remains a big question mark.

The former England midfielder was appointed interim manager in January following Ruben Amorim's departure. After 100 days in charge, Carrick has shown many positive signs and brought MU back into the top race.

Under the 44-year-old manager, MU have achieved notable victories against Manchester City, Arsenal, and most recently Chelsea. These results have helped the Old Trafford team climb to third place in the Premier League, thus opening up a great opportunity to qualify for the UEFA Champions League next season.

Despite receiving much support from fans to become the permanent manager, Carrick said he hasn't set a deadline for the board's decision. "I'm not chasing any timeline. Everything will be clear when the time is right," Carrick said before the match against Brentford.

The English manager emphasized that his only concern right now is helping the team continue winning. "I like being here, I love this job and I consider it a great privilege. But right now I'm just focused on helping the team improve," Carrick shared.

That message suggests that Carrick chose to work quietly rather than put pressure on the club.

Manchester United's improved form has presented the club's management with a difficult dilemma. If they keep Carrick, they can place their trust in someone who understands the club, is respected by the players, and is delivering results. If they choose a different option, MU will have to start a new cycle.

Carrick also dismissed comparisons with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, his close friend who once managed Manchester United. According to him, each period is a different story and the two eras shouldn't be compared.

For now, Carrick still has the important task of keeping MU in the top 4. If he succeeds in that, the calls to keep him at Old Trafford will undoubtedly grow even louder.