Manchester United will be covering Dan Ashworth’s legal costs if he takes Newcastle United to arbitration. Ashworth was placed on gardening leave by Newcastle in February after informing the north-east club he wished to explore the opportunity, with The Athletic revealing that the 53-year-old would take his current club to arbitration last week.
will be covering Dan Ashworth’s legal costs if he takes to arbitration. Ashworth was placed on gardening leave by Newcastle in February after informing the north-east club he wished to explore the opportunity, with The Athletic revealing that the 53-year-old would take his current club to arbitration . Advertisement He was then placed on gardening leave as the two clubs negotiated a compensation package, with Newcastle seeking as much as £20million.
Manchester City’s Omar Berrada is taking over as chief executive this summer and Jason Wilcox recently arrived from Southampton as technical director. The working assumption from Old Trafford is that Ashworth is unlikely to arrive before the end of the summer transfer window, so it is business as usual until then for Manchester United’s recruitment department. “I think Dan Ashworth is clearly one of the top sporting directors in the world, I’ve no doubt,” Ratcliffe said in February.
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