You could be forgiven for quickly losing track of the changes that are taking place at Manchester United this summer.
Less than 48 hours after it was announced that Ralf Rangnick would not be entering his consultancy role and had left Old Trafford, United appointed Andy O'Boyle as their new deputy football director. The Northern Irishman has returned to the club 16 years after leaving an academy coaching role.
His arrival at Old Trafford has provided yet further proof that United are changing their way of thinking and how they plan to operate as a business, with O'Boyle's appointment suggesting that football director John Murtough will be allowed to pay closer attention to the recruitment side of the operation. And speaking of recruitment, that is another area where changes are already emerging.
