Yet another senior member of staff from Manchester United has left the club, with former chief of staff Patrick Coyle taking up a role with the PFA.
Coyle becomes the latest senior member of staff at Old Trafford to leave the club, with sweeping changes being made ahead of Erik ten Hag’s arrival as the club’s new manager in the summer. He joins executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward, chief transfer negotiator Matt Judge, head of corporate finance Hemen Tseayo, chief scout Jim Lawlor and head of global scouting Marcel Bout in departing United.
Director of communications Charlie Brooks has also stepped down, while the futures of the current coaching staff look uncertain ahead of Ten Hag’s arrival. Chris Armas, Mike Phelan, analyst Ewan Sharp and psychologist Sascha Lense could be moved on, with Ten Hag expected to bring his own coaching staff with him to Old Trafford.
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