Nicoline Sorensen has revealed Everton boss Brian Sorensen has changed "a lot of things for the better" at the club since his appointment in the summer.
The 42-year-old was brought in to replace interim coach Chris Roberts who last season guided the squad to a tenth-placed finish in the Women's Super Legaue after the sackings of Willie Kirk and his successor Jean Luc-Vasseur. A turbulent campaign at Walton Hall Park prompted a huge overhaul of personnel in the summer, with the new manager overseeing the departure of nine players and the recruitment of ten new talents before September's deadline day.
It was a shake-up that appears to have helped turn the tide for the Toffees, who signed off for the winter break with an impressive victory over Tottenham that saw them move into the top half of the WSL table. And for 25-year-old Sorensen, the new manager has been very much at the heart of Everton's renaissance.
