Inside Carrington: The Official Manchester United Podcast

Former United striker Andrew Cole joins the pod this week to reflect on a disappointing week of results and look ahead to a journey down to the capital; to face one of his former sides Fulham.

Coley reveals his strong opinions on VAR, why he is backing both Šeško and Rashford for future success here at Manchester United and we’re also joined by Wes Brown as the two take a trip down memory lane to discuss their debuts; following an impressive first team full outing and goal for Shea Lacey on Wednesday night.

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As Manchester United prepare to return to the Champions League, Helen Evans sits down with former Red Quinton Fortune to discuss one of football’s most prestigious competitions.

Quinton reflects on his own experiences of European football, including memorable encounters with some of the game's greatest players and teams. He shares his memories of special Champions League nights at Old Trafford, the unique atmosphere surrounding the competition and the challenges of facing Europe’s elite.

The conversation also looks ahead to United’s latest Champions League campaign, with Quinton discussing the importance of the competition to the club, Michael Carrick’s experience on the European stage and the excitement of seeing Champions League football back under the lights at Old Trafford.

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As Manchester United Women prepare for a new season, Helen Evans and former Reds goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain sit down with Matt Johnson, Director of Women's Football, and Ameesh Manek, Director of Football Operations and Women's Football, to discuss the club's vision for the future.

The pair explain the thinking behind a summer of change, the appointment of new head coach Eva Olid, and how the club plans to balance developing young talent with competing for major honours. They also discuss the importance of Carrington's world-class facilities, the pathway from academy to first team and what supporters can expect from the team's style of play this season.

We also hear why Manchester United Women are aiming to become one of the most successful clubs in world football and the crucial role supporters will play in that journey.

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We’re joined by Manchester United Captain Bruno Fernandes for a special edition of Inside Carrington following a remarkable week for the Portuguese midfielder.

Bruno reflects on winning the PFA Players’ Player of the Year award, scoring a hat-trick at Old Trafford and the pride he feels leading Manchester United as captain. He also explains the preparation behind his penalty technique and opens up on how his role within the team has evolved over the years.

If that wasn't enough, Quinton Fortune gets the inside story on dressing-room games, Bruno's football obsession and his feelings ahead of a Champions League return to former club Sporting CP.

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We’re on the road for a special pre-season edition of Inside Carrington, recorded from Manchester United’s training camp in Ireland, as Helen Evans is joined by journalist and lifelong Red Andy Mitten for an exclusive sit-down with head coach Michael Carrick.

Carrick reflects on an encouraging first full pre-season in charge, discusses the exciting blend of youth and experience within his squad, and explains why last season’s progress has only increased the players’ hunger for more success. He also shares his thoughts on the club’s summer signings, the return of Champions League football and the importance of maintaining Manchester United’s attacking identity.

Away from the pitch, we hear about life in camp, from team bonding and player inductions to golf, table tennis rivalries and the squad spirit Carrick believes can help drive the team forward this season.

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