Marc Skinner’s exit as Manchester United Women’s manager just before the new WSL season is a seismic moment — he led them to their first major trophy and Champions League group stage, but growing frustration over lack of investment and squad depth has finally broken the bond. With rivals like City and Arsenal bolting for talent, fans are restless, and despite a contract extension, Skinner’s vocal demands for financial backing made a split inevitable. The club is already hunting a successor — someone with a long-term player-development vision — signaling a new era focused on sustainable growth over quick fixes.
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