Manchester United Women's Team Hires New Coach, But Fan Token Remains Unfazed
Manchester United has appointed Eva Olid as its new women's head coach. The 40-year-old Spaniard replaces Marc Skinner, who left by mutual consent. This move is seen as significant for the team, given Olid's track record at Hearts, where she led the team to a historic first league championship in Scottish women's football.
The appointment comes as a notable hire for Manchester United, which is looking to build its women's team. However, it appears that this move has not had any significant impact on the price of the Manchester United Fan Token (MUFC) on the Chiliz/Socios platform.
This lack of response from MUFC investors highlights a broader issue with sports tokens, which often fail to live up to their initial promises. Most tokens trade at significantly lower prices than their peaks, and engagement features remain modest compared to what was initially promised.