Michael Carrick has made a remarkable impact since taking over as the head coach of Manchester United, achieving five victories in his first six matches, which has propelled the team to fourth place in the Premier League. This winning streak is significant not only because of the results but also due to the way Carrick has inspired a tangible change in the team's performance and morale.

The new head coach's approach has reportedly been different from that of his predecessors, such as Louis van Gaal and Erik ten Hag, who struggled to get the best out of some players. Carrick seems to have fostered a more harmonious relationship with the team, leading to an 'unwritten return' from players who had previously underperformed. His management style appears to resonate well with the squad, contributing to their recent success on the pitch.

This turnaround comes at a critical junction in the season, with Carrick ensuring that United is in contention for a Champions League spot. Having gathered 16 points from a possible 18 in the league, the club is showing strong resilience and improved form, especially with a key goal of vying for a top-three finish that could secure their place in Europe's elite competition next year.