Michael Carrick has rapidly influenced Manchester United's game strategy after stepping in as manager following the dismissal of Ruben Amorim. His changes have included scrapping a number of Amorim's regulations and approaches, particularly the 3-4-2-1 formation. Carrick’s initial matches have showcased his intent to simplify the team's tactics, which has already translated into solid results on the pitch.

Since Carrick took over just over a week after Amorim's sacking, United has enjoyed a series of positive outcomes including four wins and one draw over five Premier League matches. This shift in management has not only uplifted team morale but also placed Manchester United in contention for a Champions League spot, should they secure a win against Everton in their upcoming match.

Carrick's willingness to amend the previous management's strategies suggests a focus on adaptability and a fresh perspective for the team. The successful transition under his leadership indicates a promising future for both the coach and the club, as they aim to return to the top tiers of English football.