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Everton and Newcastle stars signed: How Manchester United could line up under Michael Carrick…

Manchester United have begun their search for a new permanent head coach as they look to return to the top of English football.

Michael Carrick was appointed until the end of the season, when the club plans to hire their long-term successor to Ruben Amorim. United sources insist they will not rush the decision and will evaluate numerous candidates before a final decision is made.

Carrick will be considered for the role himself, but could face fierce competition from several managers proven at an elite level for the position. United's performances over the coming weeks will dictate Carrick's chances of landing the role permanently, but it might be difficult to look past him if they secure Champions League football while playing attractive football.

Whoever they appoint, United will also look to refresh their squad at the end of the season, with additions expected in attack, midfield and defence. Here is a look at how they might line up next season if they decide to appoint Carrick permanently.

Lammens has played well this season and should keep his starting role under whoever is the new head coach.

1. GK - Senne Lammens

Lammens has played well this season and should keep his starting role under whoever is the new head coach. | Getty Images

United need to sign a right-back this summer and Sporting youngster Frsenda could be a good fit.

2. RB - Ivan Fresneda

United need to sign a right-back this summer and Sporting youngster Frsenda could be a good fit. | AFP via Getty Images

Yoro could be promoted to a starting position next season if the club want to evolve.

3. CB - Leny Yoro

Yoro could be promoted to a starting position next season if the club want to evolve. | Getty Images

Martinez has made a key contribution since his return from injury and should start.

4. CB - Lisandro Martinez

Martinez has made a key contribution since his return from injury and should start. | Getty Images

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