According to reports, Manchester United have made a 'decision' on whether to keep Darren Fletcher as part of Michael Carrick's coaching team.

Darren Fletcher has hinted he will not be given the Manchester United job for the remainder of the season after his side were dumped out of the FA Cup in the third round by Brighton. The former United midfielder has failed to win either of his games since being named interim boss following Ruben Amorim's sacking on Monday,

Interim Manchester United boss Darren Fletcher has made a stunning admission about the squad, following the club’s loss at the hands of Brighton and Hove Albion in the third round of the FA

Darren Fletcher has said he's "prepared" if Manchester United decide to hand him the head coach job until the end of the season.

The new interim manager's inaugural press conference shed light on his likely approach at Burnley on Wednesday

The first call Darren Fletcher made was, perhaps, the one he was always likely to make. It is probably the kind of conversation Sir Alex Ferguson has had five times over the last dozen years. First Ryan Giggs,

Danny Welbeck haunted Manchester United yet again as Brighton became only the third team in 43 years to knock the Red Devils out of the FA Cup in the third round to the tune of a 2-1 win. The former United striker played his part in the Seagulls taking the lead at Old Trafford and then doubled their advantage with a second half piledriver.

Darren Fletcher's first game in charge of Manchester United was entertaining but a bit too familiar as the Red Devils drew bottom-three Burnley 2-2 at Turf Moor.

Manchester United’s latest shake-up under Ineos has led to another round of changes behind the scenes, but one departure in particular seems to be lingering over the club. The abrupt end to Ruben Amorim’s stint last Monday signalled that United would again turn to an interim solution rather than commit to a full-time appointment.