The reign of John Murtough as Manchester United's director of football has really only just begun. Alongside new CEO Richard Arnold he has overseen a massive structural shift behind the scenes at Old Trafford.
Matt Judge, Marcel Bout and Jim Lawlor have all left their roles at United in a summer that will mark a massive change in how the club scout and recruits players. Andy O'Boyle has also been appointed as Murtough's right-hand man and he will free up the director's time to work on the bigger picture at United.
However, according to a report by the Daily Mail, United are interested in bringing Michael Edwards to the club, with Chelsea also interested. Edwards was sporting director at Liverpool, a position in which he gained a reputation for being a 'transfer guru' due to a number of recruitment successes.
