Manchester United have waved goodbye to both their chief scout and head of global scouting amid mounting criticism of their playing squad with Champions League qualification very unlikely.
Chief scout Jim Lawlor and head of global scouting Marcel Bout have both officially left Old Trafford as a dismal season comes to an end - with Gary Neville already offering this thoughts on Twitter.
After Fabrizio Romano tweeted the news and said that a revolution at the club had begun, Neville said in response: "Not quite sure we’re going to see a revolution.
Jim has been marginalised for years so this won’t shift the dial." That comment came after the club had told The Athletic: "Jim Lawlor has decided to step down from his role as chief scout in the summer after 16 years with the club.
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