Michael Carrick has taken over as the interim manager of Manchester United, succeeding Ruben Amorim, and has enjoyed a strong start with the team, leading them to a significant victory against Everton. Despite this success and an impressive unbeaten streak, which now extends to six matches, pundits like Gus Poyet believe it is too early to conclude Carrick's capabilities for a permanent coaching role at the club.

Evaluating management talent can often take time, and experts urge caution in making judgments based on early successes in interim roles. Carrick has managed to place Manchester United in a favorable position for potential Champions League qualification, a significant achievement in his short tenure. However, the pressure of consistently high performance demands rigorous assessment over a more extended period.

Calls from the fanbase and former players for Carrick to be considered for the permanent role reflect the optimism surrounding his performance. Still, with the dynamics of football management and the complexities of team performance, it remains crucial for club officials to closely monitor his progress before making a definitive decision about his future as a head coach.