Manchester United have climbed into the Premier League top four under Michael Carrick, benefiting from a UEFA coefficient surge that could grant England an extra Champions League spot.
Manchester United’s revival under interim manager Michael Carrick has catapulted the club into fourth place following vital victories over Manchester City and Arsenal.
This resurgence coincides with a massive coefficient boost for England, fueled by the strong European performances of Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea.
With England currently leading the rankings, United are well-positioned to secure a return to elite continental competition next season.
Interim boss Michael Carrick remains focused on sustaining this momentum, warning his squad against complacency ahead of their upcoming clash with Fulham.
The current UEFA standings suggest that even a fifth-place finish could now result in Champions League qualification for Premier League teams.
Carrick noted, “I know what it takes to succeed here; my focus is now on helping the players to reach the standards that we expect.”