Manchester United are without a head coach after Marc Skinner departs the club on Monday morning, according to Sky Sports reports. The timing comes about a month before United’s opening fixture in the Women’s Super League, leaving the club to manage the transition as they prepare for the new season. One report frames the situation in terms of concerns around the financial cost of sustaining a title challenge, with Skinner’s exit linked to the club’s consideration of the resources required for a potential push for the league title. Across the sources provided, the core details are consistent: Skinner’s departure is confirmed as occurring on Monday morning, and United are facing a leadership vacancy shortly ahead of the start of their WSL campaign. The reports do not indicate a named replacement in the provided text, but they highlight the proximity of the first league match as a key factor in the disruption. Overall, the coverage focuses on the coaching change and the club’s reported worries about the costs associated with chasing major success in the league.