Manchester United are ploughing ahead with plans for a radical restructuring of the club's hierarchy, which will do nothing to quell questions about Jose Mourinho's future as manager.
Executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has long been in favour of introducing a more continental style which places less emphasis on the manager and instead spreads responsibility throughout a line of technical staff.
Manchester United are stepping up plans for a radical restructuring of the club
Here are @MiguelDelaney and @JackPittBrooke with the detailshttps://t.co/lmiJtWO8A0 #mufc pic.twitter.com/yqnsgLXzs0— Indy Football (@IndyFootball) October 8, 2018According to the Independent, United have spoken to former Juventus CEO Giuseppe Marotta and have also been in contact with Juve's current sporting director Fabio Paratici to see if they would be interested in taking up similar roles at Old Trafford.