Martin Glenn resigns as chief executive of FA

• CEO will leave after four years after 2018-19 season
• Football Association chairman Greg Clarke pays tribute

Martin Glenn has resigned as the Football Association’s chief executive and will leave his role at the end of this season.

Glenn started in the job in May 2015 and departs with England having reached the semi-finals of the World Cup in Russia. His recent plan to sell Wembley to Fulham’s owner, Shahid Khan, fell through.

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