Gary Neville, the former Manchester United defender and Sky Sports pundit, has disclosed that according to his sources within the club, Manchester United has initiated a search for their next head coach. This development comes even after the current interim manager, Michael Carrick, has achieved notable success in his short tenure. Carrick has led the team to four consecutive victories, indicating a solid performance since taking over from the sacked Ruben Amorim last month.

Despite Carrick's impressive start, which has rekindled discussions about him potentially being considered for the head coach position permanently, it appears the club's decision-makers are still looking for a long-term solution. Carrick himself has cautioned against any impulsive decisions regarding the future managerial role, suggesting a careful consideration process will be undertaken. Nevertheless, Gary Neville’s revelations imply that the search for a new head coach is a priority for the club's hierarchy.

As the situation unfolds, the continued speculation about Manchester United’s managerial choices could distract from the team's current form under Carrick. The positive momentum he has created will be critical for the team as they navigate this transitional period, yet the club's focus on securing a permanent head coach highlights the complex dynamics of leadership and strategy within the high-stakes environment of Premier League football.