England Women’s Coach Sarina Wiegman Extends Contract Through Euro 2029

England’s women’s national team manager Sarina Wiegman has signed a new contract that will keep her in charge until after the Euro 2029 tournament. The extension was announced by the Football Association on Wednesday, confirming her commitment to the Lionesses for the next several years.

Wiegman, who led England to the 2023 World Cup final, said she "cannot think of a better job in football" and expressed enthusiasm about building on the team’s recent successes. The deal ensures continuity for the squad as they prepare for upcoming qualifiers and major championships.

The FA highlighted the importance of stability in the coaching role, noting that Wiegman's leadership has been instrumental in raising the profile of women’s football in England and abroad.

Why It Matters

Continued leadership under Wiegman offers the England women’s team stability as they aim for success in upcoming international competitions, a point of interest for fans across Europe and North America.