Manchester United has officially announced that John Murtough will be leaving his position as the club’s football director. Murtough’s departure comes after a tenure of nearly 11 years at the club, during which he served in various capacities at Carrington, the club’s training ground and youth academy.
Murtough has been a key figure behind the scenes at Manchester United, contributing to the club’s strategic and operational aspects of football management. His role involved overseeing the club’s football operations, including player acquisitions, the development of the club’s academy, and the implementation of the club’s football philosophy across all levels.
The club has not yet announced a successor for Murtough or detailed the reasons behind his decision to step down. His departure marks the end of a significant chapter in Manchester United’s recent history, as the club continues to navigate through a period of transition both on and off the pitch.
Manchester United expressed their gratitude for Murtough’s contributions over the years and wished him well in his future endeavors. Further announcements regarding the club’s plans for the football director position are expected in due course.