Manchester United have confirmed that Michael Carrick will continue as the club's head coach.
The former United midfielder, who was appointed in January on a temporary basis, will stay on with a two-year contract.
Carrick took over the Red Devils with the club in seventh place, leading them to a top-three finish and Champions League football.
In a statement, Carrick said: "From the moment that I arrived here 20 years ago, I felt the magic of Manchester United.
"Carrying the responsibility of leading our special football club fills me with immense pride.
"Throughout the past five months, this group of players have shown they can reach the standards of resilience, togetherness and determination that we demand here.
"Now it's time to move forward together again, with ambition and a clear sense of purpose.
"Manchester United and our incredible supporters deserve to be challenging for the biggest honours again."
Michael Carrick will continue as Manchester United's head coach, the club has confirmed
| GETTYCarrick stabilised the team after Amorim's turbulent tenure, successfully putting August's Carabao Cup exit at Grimsby behind him as he started his short-term tenure by defeating Manchester City and Arsenal.
United turned to Carrick, someone familiar with the club's unique pressures, to support the adaptation process, while director of football Jason Wilcox considered their options.
Director of football Jason Wilcox said: "Michael has thoroughly earned the opportunity to continue leading our men's team.
"In the time he has been doing the role, we have seen positive results on the pitch, but more than that, an approach which aligns with the club's values, traditions and history.
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United turned to Carrick on a temporary basis in January
| GETTY"Michael's achievements in leading the club back to the Champions League should not be understated.
"He has forged a strong bond with the players and can be proud of the winning culture at Carrington and in the dressing room, which we are continuing to build."
United end their shortest season in 100 years with an away trip down the south coast to Brighton.
On the other side of Manchester, Pep Guardiola is departing City after 10 years at the club.
United end their shortest season in 100 years with an away trip down the south coast to Brighton
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The Spaniard hailed it as an "incredible decade", winning 20 trophies with the Citizens.
Guardiola will continue with the City Football Group, taking up the role of Global Ambassador.
He concludes this season with the League Cup and the FA Cup, leaving City as their greatest-ever manager.
Enzo Maresca is tipped to replace Guardiola at the Etihad, having worked under him before stepping into the managerial world on his own.