England women’s national team coach Sarina Wiegman has signed a new contract extension that keeps her at the helm until after the 2029 European Championship. The Dutch manager said she cannot think of a better job in football, underscoring her commitment to the Lionesses.
Key Contract Details
- Contract runs through the 2029 Euros, giving the team a long‑term coaching horizon.
- Wiegman remains the sole manager, with no interim appointments announced.
- The extension follows a period of sustained success, including a World Cup final appearance.
- FA confirms full support for the Lionesses’ development plan under Wiegman’s leadership.
From Dutch Roots to English Glory
Wiegman took over the Lionesses in 2018, bringing a wealth of experience from her tenure with the Netherlands, where she guided the side to a World Cup title in 2015. Known for her tactical flexibility and player‑centric approach, she has become a respected figure in women’s football worldwide.
What Lies Ahead for the Lionesses
The extension provides stability as England prepares for a new generation of talent and the 2029 Euros. It signals the FA’s confidence in Wiegman’s vision and may influence coaching appointments across the women’s game, encouraging a focus on long‑term development and continuity.