Manchester United and Marc Skinner agree to mutually terminate his contract as head coach of the club’s women’s team. Multiple outlets report that the club announces the departure and that it happens by mutual consent. Sources close to the situation say Skinner offered his resignation before reaching an agreement with Manchester United, though the exact timeline and underlying reasons are not detailed in the available reporting. Skinner is 43 and has been in the role since the summer of 2021. He previously signed a contract extension last summer that runs for two years, with an additional one-year option. Reporting indicates the termination affects a deal that had been expected to last until at least 2027. With Skinner leaving, Manchester United move toward finding a replacement and are searching for a new head coach ahead of the 2026-27 season. The announcements emphasize the agreement and the mutual nature of the departure, without attributing the decision to specific performance or disciplinary issues in the sourced text.