- According to reports, Middlesbrough has made his decision about the future of Michael Carrick
- Boro lost his last four games and fell to the 11th place in the championship
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According to the reports, Middlesbrough has made his decision about Michael Carrick, since the superior fire manager received a vote of confidence from the president of the Club Steve Gibson.
It occurs after the championship team fell to the 11th place at the League table after its 1-0 defeat by Watford at Riverside Stadium on Saturday.
Despite the initial aspirations for a promotion at the end of the season, those hopes have now vanished since the Carrick team lost six of its last seven games.
They are currently on a streak without four games victories, with previous defeats against Preston, Sunderland and Sheffield United.
However, according to The sunThe owner of Middlesbrough, Gibson, has decided to support the former Manchester United midfielder, who is the oldest manager of the championship at this time.
With a game in hand, Boro can go to the seventh place in the National League, behind West Brom, if they win against Bristol City on Friday.
According to reports, Middlesbrough has made his decision about the future of Michael Carrick in the club
The president of the club, Steve Gibson, has decided to support the former Man United player despite the recent disappointing results
The decision occurs after the 1-0 defeat of Middlesbrough by Watford on Saturday, which finally dropped the team 11th place in the championship
Recent reports suggested that Gibson was considering the possibility of Carrick's departure, hoping that a change could take the team to a play-off place in the championship.
The next ads of the Board about the renovations of seasonal tickets have increasingly threatened their position.
Carrick assumed the position of Middlesbrough manager in October 2022 after a few years in the Man United system.
He joined Boro during the struggles of his season, with only two victories in the last 11 games under former manager Chris Wilder.
Despite the recent disappointing results in Middlesbrough, Carrick expressed his confidence that his men can change things.
After their defeat by Watford, he said: 'I think the players believe they can get out of this, because I don't think they play as they did in the second half if they don't.
'We are capable, and that goes back to where we have the belief. We know what we can do. Sport, unfortunately, is not an exact science and things can happen.
“But I believe in those players and that finally leads me to fight for a moment at the time we are at this time.”