Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has stated he does not have a timeframe for making the club champions again. This contrasts with chief executive Omar Berrada's aim of winning the Premier League within the next two seasons.
Carrick emphasised his desire to return United to the top as soon as possible, despite the team being 12 points off the pace after six games. United last won the Premier League in the 2012-13 season.
Berrada was involved in Project 150, an initiative aiming for United to win the league by their 150th anniversary in 2028, and reiterated this hope in June. Carrick, however, said: "There's no timeframe on that from my perspective. It's as soon as we possibly can."
United have secured only two wins from their first nine games this season across all competitions and have not won any of their last four Premier League matches. Carrick expressed his enjoyment of the current challenges, stating, "I'm loving it. I love the situation when actually you get a little bit of some sort of struggle where you've got to find a way out of it."
The team is set to visit rivals Leeds on Sunday. Carrick dismissed the idea that this fixture was the worst possible match for his team, stating he is "really looking forward to the game."