Content overview: “Michael Carrick Rejects Erik ten Hag's 'Toxic Culture' Claims at Manchester United, Backs ”. Michael Carrick has firmly dismissed Erik ten Hag's allegations of a 'toxic culture' and broken promises at Manchester United, insisting the environment at Old Trafford remains positive. Speaking in Como, Carrick, who served as caretaker manager after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's departure, pushed back against the former United boss's damning suggestions. Ten Hag, who was sacked in October 2024, claimed the club failed to deliver on promises and fostered a negative atmosphere.
Carrick, now head coach at Middlesbrough, says he has the full backing of United's hierarchy despite the team's recent struggles, including six games without a win. His comments highlight a divide between the club's internal view and the criticisms from its former manager. As United navigate a turbulent season, Carrick's defense suggests stability behind the scenes, even as on-pitch results falter. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.