Martin Glenn resigns as Football Association chief executive and will leave role in May 2019
Martin Glenn will leave his role as chief executive of the Football Association at the end of the season, the governing body has announced.Glenn, who joined the FA in May 2015, says he will leave ‘feeling proudof the success of the performance of all the England teams’.Martin Glenn has resigned as chief executive of the FA3
Martin Glenn has resigned as chief executive of the FA
In a statement the FA said: “[Glenn] has chosen to leave at the end of the season, having delivered much of what he came to do.“We are extremely grateful to Martin for all he has achieved and he leaves very strong foundations for his successor.”FA Chairman Greg Clarke said: “On behalf of the Board of The FA, I would like to thank Martin for building and leading a senior management team that has transformed our organisation.The chief executive says he will leave feeling proud3
The chief executive says he will leave feeling proud
“His integrity, commitment, energy and passion for football has underpinned the improvements on and off the pitch.“The resulting commercial success has funded hugely significant change in the women’s game, St. George’s Park, the FA Cup and the national teams.“Martin leaves as his legacy an organisation that is fit for purpose, more diverse, internationally respected and ready to progress to the next level.” Glenn has presided over a series of challenging situations in his role, including the appointment and rapid departure of England boss Sam Allardyce.He was criticised for his role in the investigation into the conduct of England women’s manager Mark Sampson, who was dismissed in September last year.And in March he was forced to apologise to the Jewish Leadership Council after referencing the Star of David during the fall-out from the Catalan yellow-ribbon row involving Pep Guardiola.Martin Glenn joined the FA in 20153
Martin Glenn joined the FA in 2015
However, Glenn has also been hailed for increasing the FA’s revenue streams by around 40 per cent, as well as presiding over a significant increase in both profile and participation levels in the women’s game.Glenn said: “When I accepted the role of CEO at The FA, I was tasked with improving the effectiveness of the organisation and making it financially secure.“I also joined with the strong belief that the England team’s performance in tournaments could and should improve, and that the experience of the millions of people who play football could be a better one.“I will leave feeling proud of the success of the performance of all the England teams. I am confident that we have established in St. George’s Park, a world class centre which will ensure that the teams will continue to build on their current successes. I hope that The FA will be able to build on this by accelerating the breakthrough of English qualified players into the first teams.”

Martin Glenn will leave his role as chief executive of the Football Association at the end of the season, the governing body has announced. Glenn, who joined the FA in May 2015, says he will leave
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