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Marc Skinner leaves Manchester United Women head coach role amid transfer frustration

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

United want to grow homegrown talent rather than spend
Skinner departs by mutual consent after five years

Marc Skinner has left his role as Manchester United’s head coach by mutual consent after five years, partly because of the club’s transfer strategy.

The 43-year-old is understood to have initiated the discussions that ultimately led to his departure, having felt that it was the right time to leave the club with United seeking to focus on developing young players, rather than enter into bidding wars with some of the Women’s Super League’s bigger spenders.

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