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Manchester United wants to make Dan Ashworth who is currently serving at Newcastle United as their new football director. Dan Ashworth has done a good job in Brighton and Newcastle since new ownership has taken place of the club.
Manchester United is reportedly setting its sights on Dan Ashworth, currently serving at Newcastle United, to take on the role of their new football director. Ashworth has garnered praise for his work, notably during his tenure at Brighton and his current position at Newcastle.
Ashworth’s success in implementing strategic and effective football operations has caught the attention of Manchester United’s stakeholders, with Jim Ratcliffe, who holds a substantial 25% stake in the club, expressing a keen interest in bringing Ashworth on board.
During his time at Brighton, Ashworth played a crucial role in reshaping the club’s footballing structure. His decision and commitment to bring a winning culture contributed to Brighton’s rise in the Premier League. Ashworth’s reputation continued to flourish when he joined Newcastle United under new ownership, where he demonstrated his ability to navigate the complexities of football management.
