Man United sporting director Ashworth leaves after five months
MANCHESTER, England :Dan Ashworth has left his role as sporting director at Manchester United after five months in the job by mutual agreement, the Premier League club said on Sunday.
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MANCHESTER, England :Dan Ashworth has left his role as sporting director at Manchester United after five months in the job by mutual agreement, the Premier League club said on Sunday.
Dan Ashworth has reportedly left his role as Manchester United sporting director just after five months in the role. Ashworth officially joined United on July 1 after a lengthy period of gardening leave at former club Newcastle United. According to The Athletic report, Ashworth departure was agreed in a meeting with chief executive Omar Berrada at Old Trafford after United's Premier League game with Nottingham Forest on Saturday evening. It is reported that Jim Ratcliffe has been pivotal in the decision to part ways and the club says "the agreement to end Ashworth's contract was mutual".
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