Gary Neville believes Manchester United must continue their search for a permanent manager whilst acknowledging Michael Carrick's remarkable stint as caretaker boss. United have remained undefeated in the Premier League since Carrick took control until the end of the season. The  During this spell, United have beaten Manchester City, Arsenal, Tottenham and Fulham, drawn with West Ham, and beaten Everton.

United seem to have found their footing under the former Middlesbrough boss, with numerous voices calling for his permanent appointment. Neville insists United should be targeting 'the best class of manager available' but stopped short of ruling out his ex-team-mate, particularly if the team secures Champions League football. Speaking on Sky Sports before Monday's victory over Everton, Neville said: "Manchester United have to pursue another manager right now around the fact of you don't know how the results are going to go.

Stay up-to-date with the latest Man Utd news Join us on WhatsApp

Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. Read our Privacy Policy

"But little things like Thomas...