Sarina Wiegman's Future as Lionesses Boss Uncertain After FA Chief's Statement
Sarina Wiegman, the successful manager of the England women's national football team, faces uncertainty about her future following comments from FA chief Mark Bullingham. Despite leading the team to European success twice, her contract is set to expire after the World Cup in Brazil in two years.
Sarina Wiegman has led England to European success twice and aims to do the same in the upcoming World Cup in Brazil. Her contract runs until 2027. FA chief Mark Bullingham has not confirmed Wiegman's long-term future after England's recent Euros triumph.
Wiegman took over as manager in 2021 and has achieved two European Championship victories and a World Cup final appearance. Despite extending her contract until 2027, discussions about further extension are yet to happen.
Bullingham praised Wiegman as an exceptional manager and expressed the FA's delight in working with her. He believes it's premature to discuss extending her contract beyond 2027 but is confident in her commitment to the team.
Wiegman will celebrate the recent victory with her team before shifting focus to future plans. A celebratory parade is scheduled, followed by preparations for the upcoming World Cup.
According to the source: The Mirror.
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