Manchester United midfielder Youri Tielemans has thrown his support behind Michael Carrick, insisting the players do not want another managerial change despite the clubs disastrous start to the season.Carrick has come under increasing pressure following consecutive defeats to Como and Bournemouth, with United enduring their worst run of results since 2015.However, the clubs hierarchy has opted to stick with the former midfielder, who guided United back into the Champions League during his initial spell in charge last season.Tielemans, who joined from Aston Villa in the summer, believes stability is essential if United are to turn their fortunes around.Speaking to TNT Sports ahead of Saturdays Premier League clash with Chelsea, Tielemans revealed that Carrick played a significant role in his decision to move to Old Trafford.I came here partly because of him, because he wanted me here, he wants me to help the team out, the Belgium international said.So I am very happy for him to stay and the whole group, we dont want a sudden change.We dont want a big change that is going to disrupt things more than they are, we just need stability, we need to keep working hard and then its going to turn at some point.United have won just one of their opening eight Premier League matches, with a 4-1 Champions League defeat at Como followed by a 3-0 home loss to Bournemouth.Carrick insists United players are hungry to turn things aroundDespite the speculation surrounding his future, Carrick insists his attention remains on improving performances rather than responding to criticism.My responsibility is the players, he explained. The outside is not anything for me to focus on.I know what we can affect, I know what we need to improve.The boys, I have to say, are hungry. Were hurting because we havent won enough football games, but theres an intensity, theres a bit of an edge, theres a disappointment, theres a hunger to do better, for sure. Topics Manchester United F.C. Michael Carrick Youri Tielemans If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read Chelsea: Man United struggles will not alter Alonso approach as he expresses great sympathy for Carrick Nicholas McGee 30th October, 2026 Manchester United set to be snubbed in surprise move for Leeds striker Calvert-Lewin Jon Fisher 30th October, 2026 Chelsea vs Manchester United: Preview, stats and where to watch Jon Fisher 30th October, 2026 The Friday Forecast: Fernandes to return with a bang? Jon Fisher 29th October, 2026 Manchester United boss Carrick talks Bruno Fernandes decision Ben Miller 29th October, 2026 Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko ruled out until January to add to Carricks woes Cian Cheesbrough 28th October, 2026
