Manchester, May 17 -- Ahead of his side's final Premier League match against Nottingham Forest at home, Manchester United interim boss Michael Carrick has expressed his desire to make his players learn the importance of using their ego for the betterment of their club, noting that succeeding at the top level requires "some sort of ego".

Finishing their Premier League season with a UEFA Champions League spot, it has been quite a turnaround for Manchester United over last few months. Ruben Amorim was removed from the job in January, and the club's former beloved star has turned its fortunes around, building a foundation for what could be something special in the coming years.

The club is also closer to appointing him as club's permanent h...