Sarina and Jamman will lead England to the next Women’s World Cup

Sarina Wiegman will remain responsible for the Lion of England during the next World Cup, regardless of the team’s performance in the upcoming EURO 2025, according to CEO of the Football Syndicate, Mark Bollingham.

Yumman, who led England to the glory of Euro 2022 and the 2023 World Cup final, was contracted with FA until 2027. Although it was attracted to a difficult European group alongside France, the Netherlands and Wales, the English Federation fully supports the Dutch coach. For the future.

“We are pleased that Sarena is in place until 2027 and I do not see any scenario that changes this,” Polingham said.

“I think she has done a tremendous job and we are really happy with her presence with us. It is a very important part of our organization.”

Although the Wiegman deal continues even after the next World Cup, the FA did not talk about the extension of its mandate after 2027.

“It is the most successful international football coach for women today,” Bolingham added. “We have not started looking after the time scale yet, or to engage in those conversations.

“I think we feel that we have been buried from this heroism and the next self. This is a very good feeling at the present time, but this does not mean that we will not convert to a time in the future, but it is really too early.”

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There were no talks about trying to extend the Wiegman deal, which ends after the 2027 World Cup, and no succession plan was considered 🚨 pic.twitter.com/igcvhuhewz

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Meanwhile, the assistant and Jamman, Arjan Ferrenk, will leave his role after Euro 2025 to become the coach of the women’s national team in the Netherlands. Veurink was also under a contract until 2027, and Bullingham confirmed that the English Federation had received compensation fees for its early issuance.

“It was a difficult circumstance because it was the function of his dreams and had a young family in the Netherlands, so I am sure that it was the only opportunity that he would have seen,” Polingham explained. “The opportunity has put a lot of his boxes on a personal level.

“We feel that we have really found some good alternatives (at Janneke Bijl and Arvid Smit).

Regarding the topic of the last withdrawals from the team, Boeingham declined directly to comment on the retirement of Marie Eers, Fran Kirby, or Milli Bright’s decision to stop her duties in England for health reasons.

He said: “I think that Sarina treated this in detail and we look forward and not backward.” “We are really confident in the team, we went to the euro.

“Our goal is to win. With regard to the accumulation of the championship, I think we feel that the team is really good. It is clear that there were a number of players who returned from injuries and we are pleased to return them.”