Man United director Andy O'Boyle becomes the latest departure under Sir Jim Ratcliffe's overhaul - after just two years at Old Trafford

LISTEN NOW: It's All Kicking Off!, available wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes every Monday and Thursday Andy O'Boyle has been in his current position at the club for the past two-years The Manchester United deputy director is set to leave the Manchester club Manchester United's deputy football director Andy O’Boyle is the latest senior figure to leave the club as a result of the restructuring under Sir Jim Ratcliffe. O’Boyle helped Ineos through a transition period following Ratcliffe’s £1.3billion investment, particularly after football director John Murtough departed in April, as the new co-owners set up a new leadership team. But with sporting director Dan Ashworth and technical director Jason Wilcox now settled in their new jobs, it’s understood that United no longer have need for an executive in O’Boyle’s position and he will seek a similar role elsewhere. Manchester United 's deputy football director, Andy O’Boyle, is set to leave the club Meanwhile Ugarte gave his first club interview on Tuesday and promised to bring his renowned fighting spirit to help Erik ten Hag’s team recover from a difficult start to the season.