Academy boss Marlin leaves Latics
Date published: 07 July 2022
Conor Marlin (left) is pictured with Selim Benachour during his short spell as Latics' caretaker assistant manager last season
The Chronicle understands that Latics' Academy Manager Conor Marlin has left his position at Boundary Park.
Northern Irishman Marlin apparently left the club on Monday.
Latics' website now indicates that Louis Dean has been installed as Interim Head of Academy and Youth Team Manager.
Former Irish FA youth coach Marlin was briefly appointed interim assistant manager of Latics last season when Selim Benachour took temporary charge following the sacking of first-team boss Keith Curle in November, 2021.
However, the first-team won just once in nine matches during that dismal two-month spell.
Marlin first arrived at Boundary Park in 2016 when he was appointed Head of First Team Analysis when Stephen Robinson was the manager.
Meanwhile, there is still no word from the club regarding the identity of potential new owners, following last weekend's exciting announcement that a takeover of the struggling club had been agreed.
A statement from the club says Abdallah Lemsagam and Simon Blitz, the land owner, have agreed to make significant compromises to enable the sale of Oldham Athletic Football Club and Boundary Park Stadium to be consolidated under one single ownership.
Latics dropped out of the Football League for the first time in its 115-year history at the end of last season.
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