Manchester United Women manager Marc Skinner has expressed confidence in his ability to lead the team. Speaking after a series of negative results, Skinner told reporters he has no doubts about his position. The manager has faced vocal criticism from sections of the home support during recent Women's Super League fixtures. Fans have previously displayed banners calling for his removal at matches against Tottenham Hotspur and Brighton & Hove Albion, per The Guardian.
Skinner insisted he is the right person to take the club forward and remains focused on long-term development. The manager signed a contract extension in 2024 but has seen United fall behind rivals in the league table. According to Sky Sports, the club sits outside the European qualification places as the season nears its conclusion. Despite the pressure, Skinner highlighted his belief in the squad and the project overseen by the new sporting leadership at the club. United currently prepares for an upcoming FA Cup final appearance against Chelsea next month.
