(Reuters) - Manchester United caretaker Michael Carrick was coy on reports of Ralf Rangnick taking over https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/sports/rangnick-set-be-named-manchester-united-interim-manager-reports-2021-11-25 as interim manager at the Premier League club, but said on Friday that the squad would quickly absorb ideas from their next head coach.
Carrick was put in charge of United after the club sacked https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/sports/manchester-united-sack-manager-solskjaer-2021-11-21 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer last Sunday, and after guiding them to a midweek Champions League win at Villarreal, he will remain in the dugout for Sunday's league trip to Chelsea.