After solidifying them as a top-four team in his three years in charge, Marc Skinner is hoping to bring glory back to Manchester United.

The head coach has been at United since July 2021, when he replaced Casey Stoney – who had been the only United manager after the women’s team formed in 2018.

Skinner has two years at Birmingham under his belt and led the Blues to the Adobe Women’s FA Cup final in 2017 consecutive mid-table finishes.

He took over at American giants Orlando Pride in 2019, before returning to England two years later to take the reins at United, where he has led the club to a second-place finish in the league and a first Adobe Women’s FA Cup triumph in 2024.