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Carrick Says Manchester United Are Pulling Together as FA Declines Action on Ratcliffe Remarks

The interim coach stressed pride in the club’s diversity and said he has not heard from the co-owner since the interview.

Overview

  • England’s FA reviewed Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Sky News comments that the UK had been “colonised by immigrants” and decided against a charge, reminding him of interview responsibilities.
  • Ratcliffe later expressed regret if his wording caused offence and said he was raising the case for controlled, well-managed immigration.
  • Michael Carrick said there is no split within the squad and described the dressing room as strong and unified.
  • Carrick noted Ratcliffe has not spoken to him or the players since the remarks, adding the last time he saw him was at the Arsenal match on 25 January.
  • Manchester United issued a statement highlighting the club’s inclusive ethos as fan groups and some staff raised concerns, with the team’s form improving under Carrick.