Manchester United are considering bolstering their coaching staff with a coach from Bayern Munich to assist Michael Carrick, should he remain in his position despite the team's poor results in the Premier League.
TEAMtalk reports that Aaron Danks, the current coach in Vincent Kompany's staff at Bayern Munich, is attracting the attention of United officials, especially since he previously worked with Michael Carrick at Middlesbrough, and he is seen as a potential addition to the coaching staff.
This move comes as part of the options being considered by football director Jason Wilcox, as the management prepares to discuss Michael Carrick's future, following the team's only win in their first 10 matches, leaving them in 18th place in the table.
Michael Carrick's continuation as manager is still on the table, with other names being considered for the role. Clarity is expected during the international break before facing Liverpool on November 22.
