Manchester United confirm that Sir Dave Brailsford has left the club’s board as a director. Multiple reports state that the change is reflected in a Companies House filing, which indicates that his directorship ends on 30 April. The Independent notes that Brailsford, 62, has been involved with the club around the period before and after Sir Jim Ratcliffe completed a minority takeover in 2024, playing a role during that transition. Other outlets report the departure as a board-level change but do not add conflicting timing details. Overall, the available coverage converges on the key point that Brailsford’s position as a director is formally terminated as of the end of April, and that this follows his earlier involvement with the club in the lead-up to and aftermath of Ratcliffe’s 2024 minority deal. The reports do not provide further information in the excerpts about the reasons for his exit or his future plans, focusing instead on the formal confirmation of his board departure and the filing-based termination date.