Jose Mourinho has offered long-time Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick a new one-year contract, according to reports.
Mourinho toured his new team's Carrington training facility this morning with Executive Vice-Chairman Ed Woodward with The Guardian subsequently reporting that the Portuguese tactician has decided to offer Carrick a fresh deal
The 34-year-old has yet to announce whether he will stay on, although earlier in the week the five-time league champion was effusive in praising his new manager's track record.
Carrick appeared in 28 Premier League games for Louis van Gaal this year, having joined the club from Spurs in 2006.
Although there has been no official statement regarding Carrick's future, MUTV pundit Paddy Crerand said earlier today that the 34-times capped England international has signed an extension