MANCHESTER UNITED SET TO APPOINT FORMER HEARTS MANAGER EVA OLID AS NEW HEAD COACH

Manchester United will appoint former Hearts manager Eva Olid as the new head coach of their women’s team, replacing Marc Skinner following his departure on Monday. The club is expected to introduce Olid to the squad on Wednesday.

According to Sport | The Guardian, talks with the 40‑year‑old manager are "very advanced," and she is slated to meet United players the following week. BBC Sport confirms that the club is set to appoint the ex‑Hearts boss, echoing the Guardian’s report.

The appointment comes as United look to rebuild their women’s side after Skinner’s exit, with fresh leadership seen as key to future success. United’s decision is expected to influence the club’s competitive trajectory in the upcoming season.

• Eva Olid, former Hearts manager, will replace Marc Skinner as Manchester United women’s head coach.
• Talks with Olid are described as very advanced, with an introduction to the squad planned for Wednesday.
• Both Sport | The Guardian and BBC Sport confirm the impending appointment, underscoring the club’s intent to move quickly after Skinner’s exit.

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