Manchester United stumbled again in the opening games of the season, collecting only four points in their first three Premier League encounters. This Sunday, the team drew with Everton, which only worsened the inconsistent start to the season for the Red Devils.
Michael Carrick, a figure connected to the club, played down the situation, guaranteeing that the team didn't start that badly. The former player and now member of the United structure sought to convey confidence and minimize the concerns that the initial results may have generated among the fans.
The draw with Everton represents another negative result for the team coached by Erik ten Hag, who has been facing difficulties in finding competitive consistency at this stage of the season.
Despite the results falling below expectations, Carrick expressed optimism regarding the team's near future, suggesting that the results don't reflect the true potential of the Manchester United squad.
