Manchester United have put off a decision on manager Michael Carrick's future, opting to review the team's performance during the international break instead of making an immediate change.
Carrick came under pressure after a 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth on October 25. United have since recorded one win, one draw and one defeat in three matches.
According to Sky Sports, the club is reluctant to sack the former midfielder as he retains the backing of supporters and players.
United are also uncertain whether a managerial change would solve their problems. The club is expected to assess its overall performance before deciding Carrick's future.
Meanwhile, strengthening the defence remains a major priority, with United conceding 19 goals in the league this season.
-AJM