Man Utd boss Skinner leaves role before WSL season
Summary
Manchester United women’s team manager Marc Skinner has left his job by mutual agreement before the new season starts. He spent five years at the club, winning their first major trophy and helping them reach the Champions League group stages for the first time.Key Facts
- Marc Skinner was the manager of Manchester United women’s team for five years.
- He led the team to their first big trophy by winning the Women’s FA Cup in 2024.
- The team reached the Women’s Champions League group stages for the first time last year.
- Skinner left the club a month before the new Women’s Super League season began.
- There were concerns about not enough investment in the team during his time.
- Manchester United focused on signing younger players this summer for long-term success.
- Fans were unhappy with the lack of new signings compared to rival teams.
- The club is now looking for a new manager who can develop young players well.
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