Skinner Resigns as Manchester United Women Coach

Marc Skinner has resigned from his role as Manchester United Women head coach by mutual agreement, just one month before the start of the new Women’s Super League (WSL) season.

Manchester United confirmed Skinner’s departure in a statement on its official X page on Monday, bringing an end to his four-year spell with the club.

“Marc Skinner has departed his role as head coach of Manchester United Women by mutual agreement.”

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“Marc leaves having made a significant contribution to the continued progress of Manchester United Women,” the club wrote.

Marc Skinner. Credit: Impetus by Football.

Skinner joined Manchester United in 2021 and guided the team to its first major women’s trophy after winning the FA Cup in 2024.

Last season, United finished fourth in the Women’s Super League, ending the campaign 15 points behind champions Manchester City.

The club is set to begin the new WSL season away to London City Lionesses on September 4 as it prepares to appoint a new head coach.

Marc Skinner has departed his role as Manchester United Women head coach.
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We would like to express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Marc for his significant contribution over the last five years ❤️

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— Manchester United Women (@ManUtdWomen) August 3, 2026

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