Manchester United are set to appoint Eva Olid as their women’s manager, according to multiple reports. The announcement is expected to follow the club’s decision to move on from Marc Skinner, with Olid identified as his replacement. Olid, 40, most recently leads Scottish club Hearts, where she left at the end of the 2025-26 season. During her time in charge, she guides Hearts to their first Scottish Women’s Premier League title, a milestone cited across the reports.
The outlets agree on the key details of the appointment: Olid’s name, her previous role as Hearts boss, her age, and the timing of her departure from Hearts at the conclusion of the 2025-26 campaign. They also align on the immediate context for the change, linking the new hire directly to the planned replacement of Skinner. No further specifics about the length of Olid’s contract, start date, or broader coaching staff are provided in the shared summaries.
