Luke Dickson has left his role as Manchester United’s Lead academy analyst to join Newcastle United as a Senior Analyst.
On LinkedIn, Dickson announced the transition, looking back at his time at Old Trafford over five years and saying he had been lucky to have had the experiences and relationships.
Luke Dickson won’t be the only notable departure from the club, as the club earlier this week announced it has parted ways with Erik ten Hag after 2 and a half years in charge as Manchester United manager, as revealed earlier by Sports Buddy.
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In his farewell post as revealed by The DailyMail, Dickson thanked Manchester United for the ‘unforgettable period’, adding the exposure to high-level practitioners and unique experiences at the club’s academy were’so special’. ‘
I just cannot thank everyone enough,’ he wrote, adding that the professional growth he achieved at United in 5 unbelievable years.
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New Beginnings at Newcastle United
It’s part of Newcastle’s strategic move to build its analytics team, and I’m really proud to be part of that.
Dickson will bring his data driven approach to Newcastle’s academy and senior levels to help the club achieve its ambition to improve player development and competitive performance.
