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Man United women's head coach Marc Skinner departs club after five years in charge

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Marc Skinner has departed his position as head coach of the Manchester United women's team by mutual agreement. The departure comes after a five-year tenure that began with his appointment in 2021, and occurs just one month before the start of the Women's Super League season.

During his time in charge, Skinner guided the club to a historic milestone by securing their first major trophy in women's football, winning the FA Cup in 2024. He steps down immediately from the managerial post, leaving the club to navigate a leadership transition on the eve of the new league campaign.

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Vanguard (NG) Highlights the 2024 FA Cup milestone in his tenure
BBC Sport (GB) Emphasizes the timing of his exit before the WSL season
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