Roy Keane admitted Manchester United have 'momentum' under Michael Carrick but bluntly stated he wouldn't give him the permanent manager's job, even if he won every remaining game. The Sky Sports pundit's comments came during analysis of the Arsenal vs Man United fixture, casting doubt on Carrick's long-term suitability for the role despite the team's recent form.

Carrick has been in interim charge since November and has overseen a run of positive results, keeping United in the mix for a top-four finish. Keane's critique focuses on the perceived gap between managing temporarily and the full demands of the Old Trafford hot seat, a debate familiar to fans and pundits alike.

The discussion highlights the ongoing uncertainty at United as the club searches for a permanent successor to Erik ten Hag. Carrick's name remains in the conversation, but Keane's skepticism reflects broader doubts about his experience for such a high-pressure position. The final decision will shape the club's direction for years.