England Women's Soccer Team: Sarina Wiegman Signs Two-Year Contract Extension for Euro 2029
Sarina Wiegman, the esteemed manager of the England Women's National Football Team, has secured her position for the next two years and beyond, as she signed a new contract extension that takes her through to the Euro 2029 tournament.
Announcing the news, the Football Association (FA) stated that Wiegman's commitment and success in leading the Lionesses to new heights have been instrumental in the decision to extend her contract.
- England Women's Soccer Team: Under Wiegman's guidance, the team has experienced significant growth and success, with a focus on developing young talent and fostering a strong team spirit.
- Sarina Wiegman: A Dutch coach, Wiegman has a proven track record of success, having previously managed the Netherlands Women's National Team.
- Euro 2029: The extended contract ensures England Women's participation in the highly anticipated European Championship tournament.
Speaking on the extension, Wiegman expressed her excitement and dedication to the team's future:
"I am thrilled to be extending my contract with the FA and the England Women's National Team," said Wiegman. "I am committed to developing the team further and leading them to new heights in the upcoming tournaments, including Euro 2029."
The FA, for its part, praised Wiegman's leadership and the progress made by the team:
"Sarina Wiegman's vision, leadership, and commitment to the development of the team have been instrumental in their recent successes," said a spokesperson from the FA. "We are confident that she will continue to guide the team towards future triumphs."
The new contract ensures that Wiegman will be at the helm of the team through to the 2029 European Championship, providing stability and continuity for the Lionesses.
England Women's National Football Team fans and supporters can look forward to continued success under Wiegman's guidance, as she leads the team towards their next major tournaments.
The Lionesses, under Wiegman's leadership, have experienced significant growth and success in recent years, establishing themselves as a formidable force in women's football.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>
