Sarina Wiegman has the backing of the Football Association to stay in charge of England until at least 2027 regardless of how her team perform at Women’s Euro 2025.
The defending champions are in the so-called group of death alongside France, the Netherlands and Wales and the FA’s chief executive, Mark Bullingham, was asked whether Wiegman would continue even if England exited the tournament early. “We’re delighted that Sarina’s in place until 2027 and I don’t see any scenario changing that,” he said. “She is the most successful coach in women’s international football today.”
