Roy Keane believes Manchester United have regained their swagger after beating Arsenal 3-2, but he insists Michael Carrick isn't the long-term solution. The interim boss has won his first two matches against City and the league leaders, yet Keane argues the club needs a 'bigger and better' manager to challenge for Premier League titles.

Carrick's early success is undeniable, with Matheus Cunha scoring the winner at the Emirates. However, Keane remains unconvinced, stating two wins aren't enough to warrant the permanent job. He demands a proven winner who can meet the Old Trafford club's historic expectations and navigate the challenges ahead.

Carrick himself is keeping perspective, noting it's only been 10 days since taking over. He praised his squad's collective effort and the impact of substitutes, calling it a 'great starting point.' The real test will be maintaining this form and proving he can build a title-contending team over the coming months.