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"Manchester United" club defender Michael Carrick has extended his contract with the team until the summer of 2015 with the possibility of extending it for another year. One of the key "Red Devils" players has signed a two-year contract, despite it contradicting the club's policy of only signing players over 30 to one-year contracts. The 32-year-old defender is currently plagued by Achilles heel problems, so he will only be seen on the field before Christmas. The player then joined Sir Alex Ferguson's team in 2006 for €27.2 million, moving from London's Tottenham team. With the team, M. Carrick has won 5 English Premier League titles, triumphed twice in the league cup tournament, once in the UEFA Champions League and FA Cup competitions. "It's great that I can extend my contract with this great club. I enjoy playing football here. There have been some changes in the team, but working with David Moyes is amazing. During my time here, I have won many titles and will continue to strive for that in the future," - said the Englishman after extending his contract.
