Manchester United's Michael Carrick Hints at Late Transfers Before Fulham Clash

Michael Carrick, the interim head coach of Manchester United, suggests the club may still make late transfer moves as they gear up to play Fulham. Despite rejecting a £65 million bid for a long-term target, Antoin Semenyo, the club is linked with other players like Ruben Neves and Joshua Zirkze.

Carrick also addresses injury concerns, including the sidelining of Patrick Dorgu. The team's performance against lower-ranked opponents and the future of key players like Bruno Fernandes are under scrutiny.

Fulham, managed by Marco Silva, poses a challenge as they have been in good form. Carrick emphasizes the need for continued focus and improvement in the upcoming matches.