Michael Carrick is poised to be confirmed as the permanent head coach of Manchester United, having been offered a two-year contract with an option for a further year. Since taking over as interim head coach, Carrick has led the team to 10 wins in 15 matches, significantly improving their league standing from sixth to third place, and securing a return to the Champions League. The club aims to finalize the contract before their match against Nottingham Forest on Sunday, which would provide clarity as they head into a busy summer. Carrick expressed pride in his role, emphasizing the importance of the supporters and acknowledging their connection throughout the season. He also highlighted the contributions of players like Casemiro, who has returned from injury, as vital to the team's success. Carrick's achievements have garnered recognition from key club officials, including chief executive Omar Berrada and director of football Jason Wilcox, who are eager for him to continue in the role.