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Carrick believes Man Utd ready to kick on

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By Simon Stone Verified
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Michael Carrick's message to Manchester United's fans in the club's Yearbook was written well in advance of a first phase of his squad's return to training on Thursday. It means the comments are general, not specific and do not reference the ongoing search for midfielders that has vexed many fans after United missed out on England's Elliot Anderson, who joined Manchester City for £116m and Mateus Fernandes, who opted to leave West Ham for Tottenham in an £85m deal.
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Man Utd's U-21s make Carrington switch Original

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By Simon Stone Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Manchester United Women have had their own building at Carrington since 2023 By Manchester United reporter Published 7 July 2026, 15:00 BST Updated 38 minutes ago Manchester United Women's Under-21 side will train at Carrington this season in what club officials believe is a landmark move that shows the commitment of the club to youth development.
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Burnley in talks to appoint Hayen as boss Original

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By Shamoon Hafez Verified, Simon Stone Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Burnley are progressing in talks to appoint Genk head coach Nicky Hayen to fill their managerial vacancy. Hayen, 45, appears to have become Burnley's number one target following the departure of Scott Parker by mutual consent in April. Sources have told BBC Sport that discussions are ongoing with Genk regarding the appointment of Hayen, but the deal has not yet been completed.
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