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Manchester United continues its overhaul. With Jim Ratcliffe taking charge of England’s most successful club, a new CEO had to be found to replace Richard Arnold. This Saturday, Omar Barrada was appointed to this position. With several successful experiences at FC Barcelona and… Manchester City, the businessman was still working for the Mancunian rival.
In its press release, United gave more details on this arrival: “Manchester United are pleased to announce the appointment of Omar Berrada as their new CEO. The Club is determined to put football and performance on the pitch at the heart of everything we do. Omar’s appointment represents the first step in this journey. As one of the most experienced football managers at the top of European football, Omar brings a wealth of footballing and business expertise, with a proven track record of successful leadership and a passion for contributing to change within the club. He is currently Director of Football Operations at City Football Group, overseeing 11 clubs across five continents and, before that, held senior management roles at Barcelona.» The date of its debut has not yet been given.
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