Manchester United Sporting Director Dan Ashworth has left the club today in a shocking development. Rifts between the 53-year-old and Sir Jim Ratcliffe had long been documented, as the new part owner was reportedly infuriated with the decision to stick by Erik Ten Hag for so long.

The club’s statement read: “Dan Ashworth will be leaving his role as Sporting Director of Manchester United by mutual agreement.

We would like to thank Dan for his work and support during a transitional period for the club and wish him well for the future.”

For the short term, Technical Director Jason Wilcox will step up to work with CEO Omar Berrada. Long-term discussions will be around whether the club replaces Ashworth or restructures the current setup, shifting responsibilities within the leadership team.

What happens next will define which direction the club heads in. Will United push toward the goal of returning as one of the sport’s powerhouses, or will they fall further into mediocrity?

4 responses to “Dan Ashworth Leaves Manchester United by ‘Mutual Agreement’”

  1. Good piece of info. A pivotal shift at Manchester United as Dan Ashworth departs as Sporting Director. Interested to see in who they will pick up next.

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