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Charlotte Healy - Joining the dots
Manchester United Academy boss CHARLOTTE HEALY talks to Women's Soccer Coaching about how she has set about joining the dots.
On February 2nd, 2020, Rebecca May’s brief substitute appearance in a Women’s Super League game at Reading made Manchester United history.
The 18-year-old’s five-minute cameo saw her become the first player to graduate through United’s entire youth system, from under-10s, to the fledgling first team.
It was a proud moment for all who knew the teenager - not least Charlotte Healy, the coach in charge of the club’s academy.
Created ‘upside down’, Manchester United had a girls section before there was a women’s first team to graduate into. Academy boss CHARLOTTE HEALY talks to Women’s Soccer Coaching about how she has set about joining the dots.
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