Sarina Wiegman leads the England women's team to the Euro 2025 success

• Sarina Wiegman has led the England women's team to victory at Euro 2025.
• The FA's general director confirmed that negotiations for a new contract have not yet begun.
• Wiegman has a contract until 2027 and continues to develop the team.

The leadership of the Football Association highlighted the achievements of coach Sarina Wiegman, who led the England women's team to victory at Euro 2025. This success marks the third consecutive title for Wiegman, who previously helped the team retain the championship title, first won in 2022.

The FA's general director Mark Bullingham clarified that negotiations regarding a new contract with Wiegman have not yet started, but promised that they will take place in due time. Wiegman has a contract until the conclusion of the 2027 World Championship.

Since Wiegman's arrival as head coach in 2021, she has won two European championships and became the world champion in 2023. Her coaching style and interaction with the players, using their own words, create a warm atmosphere within the team.

Wiegman has instilled a sense of unity in the team, focused on success and support for the players, which has allowed her to create a new identity for the squad. She emphasizes attention to detail, which helps the team prepare for matches at a high level, and also fosters resilience in stressful situations.

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