Middlesbrough to hold talks with Michael Carrick over managerial vacancy | Football News

Middlesbrough will maintain talks with Michael Carrick on Tuesday over their vacant supervisor’s job. 

The ex-Manchester United and England midfielder, who was put in caretaker cost at Outdated Trafford when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked final season, is one among quite a few candidates Boro intend to talk to as they look to replace Chris Wilder.

They’ve already held discussions with Rob Edwards, who was sacked by Watford in September, and have been impressed with the 39-year-old, who led Forest Inexperienced Rovers to League One final season.

Carrick is known to have been advisable by England boss Gareth Southgate, who has a robust relationship with Boro chairman Steve Gibson following his time there as a participant and supervisor.

Carrick has been taking time away from the sport since leaving United forward of the arrival of Ralf Rangnick as interim supervisor in 2021.

After greater than 20 years within the sport as a participant and coach, 41-year-old Carrick is claimed to have been eager to take day out for private causes.

Boro are additionally eager to talk to different names on their record of targets together with Hannes Wolf – the Germany U18s boss who was additionally in momentary cost of Bayer Leverkusen final 12 months, and has had spells at Genk, Hamburg, Stuttgart and Borussia Dortmund II.

Scott Parker, who was sacked by Bournemouth earlier this season, and out-of-work Sean Dyche are additionally in Boro’s considering as they seek for the best successor to Wilder.