Scholes' Bizarre Suggestion: This German Coach Should Replace Carrick!

Paul Scholes, referring to Michael Carrick's difficult situation on the Manchester United bench, says which coach would be the best replacement for him.

According to "Varesh Se", Manchester United won only 2 in their first 9 games in all competitions and in addition to the early failure in the League Cup, they have also distanced themselves from the championship course of the English Premier League. A process that has increased the pressure on Crick. The recent defeat to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League has added to the pressure and makes this weekend's crucial match against Leeds a decisive one, in which a win will be absolutely vital for Carrick.

In the meantime, reports report the possibility of Fabian Horzler, the head coach of Brighton, on the bench of the Red Devils; An option that Scholes believes could be the ideal choice for another technical change at Old Trafford.

The 51-year-old Scholes said: "He has had a fantastic performance. Hörzler looks like a top class manager, but on the other hand, Manchester United is a different world. There, the magnifying glass of criticism is on you every week; While if Brighton doesn't get a single win in the next 10 games, no one will be too worried and annoyed."

The former Manchester United midfielder added: "One advantage that someone like Horzler has over Michael is that he has a clear track record in the English Premier League. "Michael did a decent job at Middlesbrough given the tools he had, but I think the Middlesbrough managers had higher expectations given the budget they gave him."

In response to the question of whether Carrick is collapsing under the heavy pressure, Scholes gave further explanations and said that it seems that the mission is beyond his capacity and that, having received financial compensation, Carrick will leave a team that shows no signs of progress: "When I look at Michael, because I know him closely, I know that he is a very lovable and respectful guy; But isn't there a part of him that says to himself, 'Get me out of here, I'll take some money and compensation and go?'

Lisandro Martinez's public criticism of the state of the squad this week also revealed fresh details of the lack of support for Carrick and the damage caused by constant coaching changes.

Although Scholes did not play a role in the decision to sack Carrick, his proposal to replace Horzler could create more anger and motivation in the team's dressing room; Players hoping to give a clear answer to the critics in this weekend's match with a commanding display. The meeting with Leeds could prove to be a turning point, as another defeat for Carrick would likely spell the end of his time on the Manchester United bench.