Michael Carrick opens up about his hopes for his coaching career, including potentially one day taking charge of Manchester United.
MANCHESTER -- Michael Carrick ended his 19-year playing career in the summer to take his first coaching job at Manchester United.
As a player he won five Premier League titles and the Champions League, as well as picking up 34 caps for England. But in his new autobiography, "Between the Lines" -- the profits of which will go to the Michael Carrick foundation -- the 37-year-old has revealed things did not always go as smoothly off the pitch, opening up about his battle with depression following thereadfullarticle
