Wiegman extends England women's contract through Euro 2029
The Lionesses head coach will remain in post to pursue three consecutive European championship titles.
At a glance
- Wiegman's contract now extends through Euro 2029, beyond the expiration of her previous deal after next year's World Cup
- She can now pursue three consecutive Euros titles with England
- Wiegman has reached five consecutive major tournament finals and won the Euros with the Netherlands
Sarina Wiegman has signed a contract extension to continue as manager of England's women's football team through Euro 2029. Her previous deal was set to expire after next summer's World Cup. The extension gives Wiegman the opportunity to lead the Lionesses to three consecutive European championship victories.
Wiegman took charge of England in September 2021. She has previously won the Euros with the Netherlands and reached the final of the past five major tournaments, including two World Cup finals.
Why it matters
The extension provides continuity for England's women's team and allows Wiegman to pursue an unprecedented achievement in European championship football.
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