England manager Sarina Wiegman has been named as UEFA's Women's Coach of the Year.
The Dutch boss led the Lionesses to an historic Euro 2022 triumph, where they overcame Germany in a nerve-racking final at Wembley, and she has been rewarded for her incredible achievements. Indeed, it is a memorable way to bring the curtain down on an unforgettable summer for the England Women's team.
Wiegman has been rewarded for overseeing that triumph by scooping the Women's Coach of the Year award. She was confirmed as the winner at the Champions League group stage draw on Thursday, which saw Premier League sides Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham all discover their fate.