Michael Carrick will face the media on Monday for the first time as Manchester United's interim manager as he becomes the next former player to take temporary charge of the club after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked.
The first-team coach has stepped into the breach after United ended Solskjaer's three-year reign following a run of poor results which included a 5-0 defeat to arch-rivals Liverpool and a derby loss to Manchester City before the final straw of the embarrassing 4-1 reverse at Watford.
Carrick's first job as caretaker boss – while the club's hierarchy find an interim manager to take them through to the end of the season – is to face the media on Monday ahead of a crucial Champions League tie in Villarreal.