Julian Winter: Swansea City chief executive leaves Championship club
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Julian Winter (right) was involved in the appointment of Russell Martin (left) as manager in 2021
Julian Winter has left Swansea City after almost three years as the Championship club's chief executive.
Winter's departure comes after Andy Coleman was named Swansea chairman earlier this month and with head coach Russell Martin heading for Southampton.
Swansea said following Coleman's arrival that he would take charge of the day-to-day running of the club.
The American bought a "significant shareholding" in Swansea and further investment is expected to be announced.
Swansea have confirmed Winter's departure with immediate effect in a statement., external
Winter was appointed in September 2020 after Trevor Birch left his role as Swansea chairman to join Tottenham Hotspur.
Winter had previously served as chief executive at Sheffield United, Watford and Huddersfield Town.
Swansea reached the Championship play-off final in Winter's first season at the helm, losing to Brentford at Wembley, then finished 15th and 10th in their two campaigns under Martin, who was appointed in August 2021.
In what looks set to be a summer of significant change at Swansea, Luton Town's chief operating officer Paul Watson is in line to be named sporting director.