Manchester United Women's manager Marc Skinner remains absolutely convinced of his team's bright future, emphasizing the daily support he receives from the club's leadership. In a recent interview with BBC Sport, Skinner highlighted the backing from key figures such as chief executive Omar Berrada, technical director Jason Wilcox, and chief operating officer Collette Roche.

Skinner addressed the comments made by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who reiterated his focus on the men's team, stating it "moves the needle" at the club. Despite this, Skinner feels no need to convince Ratcliffe of the women's team's value, as he is confident in their progress and success.

Key Points:

• Support from Leadership: Skinner feels the support every day from the senior management team, including Berrada, Wilcox, and Roche.
• Data-Driven Recruitment: The team is working closely with the data team to design specific recruitment strategies for the women's team.
• Future Stadium Plans: United unveiled plans for a new £2bn stadium, with the potential for the women's team to share the facility.
• Current Home: Leigh Sports Village remains the team's home, where they have built a strong results base and fanbase.

Skinner's confidence is unwavering as the team continues to perform well in the Women's Super League (WSL), currently sitting second, eight points behind leaders Chelsea. The focus remains on winning games and pushing forward with the club's vision for both the men's and women's teams.

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