Manchester United interim manager, Michael Carrick, has revealed that his squad is both mentally and physically ready for this weekend’s Premier League clash against Tottenham.
Carrick, who took over from Ruben Amorim in January on a contract lasting until the end of the season, has enjoyed a strong start, guiding the team to victories over Manchester City, Arsenal, and Fulham.
Speaking to the club’s official website, Carrick expressed optimism ahead of the Tottenham encounter.
“They certainly bring a challenge. The way they finished the game the other day (against Manchester City), they’ve had players injured, ins and outs and a lot of changes to the team which makes things more challenging and difficult from their perspective.
“They’re getting players back, they have really good attackers that look to stretch the back-line and play forward and attack the box a lot. A slightly different game to what we’ve played in recent weeks in some ways but we’re looking forward to it and we’re in a good place.
“The boys have worked well again this week. Feet on the ground, let’s not get carried away with what’s gone on. It’s about what’s next – big challenge ahead but we’re looking forward to it.”
