Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has insisted that his personal future is not the primary concern as his side prepares for a high-stakes Premier League clash against fierce rivals Leeds United at Elland Road.
The Red Devils have endured a difficult start to the domestic campaign, picking up only six points from their opening six matches and drawing 1-1 with 10-man Tottenham, leaving them under intense pressure to turn results around.
Preparations for the trip to Yorkshire were further overshadowed by an internal controversy involving defender Lisandro Martínez, who faced heavy scrutiny and a club fine following a frustrated post-match outburst criticizing club structures.
However, Carrick confirmed that Martínez has formally apologized, held clear-the-air talks with management, and will be included in the squad as United look to move past the distraction and secure a vital win.
