Man Utd's chiefs are weighing up Michael Carrick's future after a heavy 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth on Sunday.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes reported to Carrington on Monday morning,

United sources say Fernandes has come into the training ground for treatment. A handful of other injured players have also reported to Carrington, with the remainder of the squad given the usual off day after a game.

Michael Carrick dropped Fernandes for the Bournemouth clash on Sunday, but he said it was for "pure football" reasons. Fernandes has played through pain this season, although Carrick has played down the issue.

Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox have also reported to Carrington for talks over Michael Carrick's future.

United's board have been weighing up whether to sack Carrick after a heavy 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth, which means United have now gone eight games without a win across all competitions.

Carrick's disagreement with Fernandes has been an unexpected twist over the last week. The pair have been close, having worked together when Carrick was part of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's staff, but the midfielder questioned Carrick's tactics after the defeat against Como in the Champions League.

Fernandes arrived for the Bournemouth game with his hood up and was subsequently an unused substitute, but he was sent to warm up by Carrick in the 58th minute - before he used all his changes leaving the Portugal international as an unused sub.

The United captain appeared to make a subtle dig at the club on social media over the last 24 hours, with Fernandes' official Instagram account liking a post reading: "Never push a loyal person to the point where they no longer care."