Speaking to the Telegraph, Jamie Carragher said: "There is only one word to sum up Manchester United's handling of the final months of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s reign: shambolic.
"There is a breathtaking incompetence in the fact a club of such stature announced it is prepared to appoint two interim managers in the hope circumstances eventually go their way and they will get their No 1 target.
"We are still less than a third of the way through a Premier League campaign and Man United are indicating they want to see it through with two caretakers? That is astonishing. How could they have failed to foresee this situation?
"It was obvious after Man United were hammered by Liverpool in October that the current position was unsustainable. United are one of the biggest clubs in the world. It is about time they started acting like it."
Man United have a two-step plan following Solskjaer's dismissal: Michael Carrick will stay in charge for now before being replaced with an interim manager until the end of the 2021/22 campaign.
Interestingly enough, Carragher is echoing concerns of many Man United fans who believe that Ed Woodward and the Glazers are writing off the entire season in the month of November. However, the potential appointment of Ralf Rangnick could change that narrative.
