FA chief Mark Bullingham wants England boss Sarina Wiegman to stay in her role for a 'very long time' amid links with the vacant USWNT role.
as a possible successor to Three Lions manager Gareth Southgate when his contract expires in 2024. However, FA chief executive Bullingham says the former Netherlands boss, who led the Dutch to the World Cup final in 2019, is staying put."We’ve seen lots of rumours, and look, she [Wiegman] is a special talent. We know that," said Bullingham. "From our side, she’s contracted through until 2025. We think she’s doing a great job.
Asked whether that was the case at any cost, Bullingham said: "It is not about money. We are very, very happy with her and we feel she is happy. I think that is the answer. We’ve always said we’d get to it [contract talks] after a tournament."We’ve had good conversations after the Euros and there will be an appropriate time to do it. We’ve got a bit of time because she’s contracted until 2025 and she’ll want to have a decent holiday after this.
coach to take two countries to a World Cup final and the FA will want to keep her in her current role for as long as possible.While the rumours over Wiegman's future will continue to swirl, she will be focused on leading England to World Cup glory against on Sunday.
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