Roy Keane, the legendary Manchester United midfielder and now a pundit, has expressed a strong preference for Diego Simeone to be appointed as the club’s permanent head coach, urging the management to dismiss the idea of retaining interim manager Michael Carrick. While Carrick has initiated a notable turnaround in the team's performance, Keane believes that Simeone would be a better fit for the club, bringing about a transformative change that he describes as 'good havoc'.

Carrick, who took over on an interim basis, has managed to stabilize Manchester United's performance on the pitch following a turbulent period under previous coaches. Fans have seen improvements under Carrick, leading to speculation about his potential long-term future with the club. However, the urging of Keane highlights the contrasting views within the club regarding the direction they should take in leadership, especially given Carrick’s current form as interim head coach.

The debate over who should lead Manchester United going forward speaks to the club's larger struggles in the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era. As the team aims for consistency and to return to its former glory, the discussion around potential candidates like Simeone versus the existing potential of Carrick reveals the critical decisions ahead for United, particularly as they navigate a competitive Premier League landscape.