Everything you need to know about the England's Women's team manager, Sarina Wiegman, ahead of the World Cup final.
After their roaring victory at the Euros in 2022, England's Women's team hopes to repeat their success in the Women's World Cup this Sunday. With six wins and a place in the final under their belts, all eyes are on the Lionesses.
Sarina earns a £400,000 salary for managing the England team. When they won the Euros, she's thought to have received a £200,000 bonus.Sarina's CV is nothing short of impressive. She joined a women's team, KFC 71 in 1987. She started off playing central midfielder before moving to defence. That year, aged just 16 she earned the first of 100 international caps playing for the Netherlands. She was the first woman to ever reach that milestone.
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