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Manchester United interim head coach Michael Carrick has reportedly made a significant adjustment to the club’s weekly schedule, marking a clear departure from the Ruben Amorim and Erik ten Hag eras.

Carrick’s fairytale start

Carrick has enjoyed a dream start to life since his appointment as Amorim’s temporary replacement.

The former United midfielder beat Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to the job and so far, he is showing why he was the right pick. Carrick has won all three games he has taken charge of, including beating Manchester City and Arsenal in his first two matches.

United’s most recent result, a 3-2 victory over Fulham, cemented the club’s bid to finish in the guaranteed Champions League places.

The Red Devils are determined to reclaim their place in Europe after a year’s absence, and their current trajectory suggests they are in a strong position to do so.

But Carrick’s impact goes beyond the result. United’s performances have also been impressive, having dominated in all three fixtures. The former England international has quickly implemented a bold, forward-thinking style of play, giving supporters a reason to dream again.

Talk has already emerged about the changes Carrick has implemented in training, notably...