Teddy Sheringham believes Michael Carrick should be in the starting lineup for Manchester United against Manchester City.

Teddy Sheringham, a former player for Manchester United, recently shared his thoughts on the upcoming derby match between Manchester United and Manchester City. Sheringham believes that neither team is at their best currently and that the match could go either way. Under new manager Enzo Maresca, Manchester City has had a perfect start to the Premier League season and currently sits at the top of the table, just ahead of Arsenal.

On the other hand, Manchester United has only won one of their first three games. Sheringham believes that both teams have a lot of talented players, but they are not quite at the level of a top team yet. When it comes to predicting the outcome of the derby, Sheringham admits that it's a tough call.

He hopes that Manchester United will come out on top, but he wouldn't be surprised if it ends in a draw. Sheringham also shared his opinion on Manchester United's starting lineup, specifically in regards to the attacking players. He believes that Benjamin Sesko, who has been on the bench for the first three games, should be a key player in the team.

Sesko's ability to lead the line and score goals could be crucial for United's success. Sheringham also mentioned the difficulty of playing as a lone striker and how important it is to have other players supporting and working off of the center-forward. He cited Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto'o as examples of players who excelled in this role.

Sheringham believes that Sesko provides a necessary focal point for the team and gives them a better chance of scoring goals and winning the match. In the end, Sheringham's prediction is that Sesko will be in the starting lineup and will give Manchester United a good chance of not only scoring goals, but also preventing City from scoring. As for the outcome of the match, we will have to wait and see.

But one thing is for sure, it will be an exciting and closely contested game between two top teams in the Premier League.