Carrick Confident in Manchester United's Champions League Bid

Michael Carrick, the permanent manager of Manchester United, stated that the team is strong enough to compete with Europe's best as they return to the Champions League for the first time in three years. United secured their place in the competition after finishing third in the Premier League last season.
They will kick off their Champions League campaign against Azerbaijani champions Sabah at Old Trafford. Carrick emphasized the significance of the competition, stating, “It’s a magical competition...
We’re here to do business and go as far as we possibly can.” Despite a slow start to the Premier League season, with only four points from their first three matches, Carrick noted that United has performed well against stronger teams in the past. He mentioned that the squad is capable of achieving good results in the Champions League, while also acknowledging the challenges of a heavier schedule.
Carrick confirmed that Benjamin Sesko is in contention for his first start of the season, and Matthijs de Ligt is nearing a return from injury.
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