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FA chief gives Sarina Wiegman contract update

When does Sarina Wiegman’s contract end? FA chief executive addresses future of England manager | OneFootball

FA chief executive Mark Bullingham has addressed the contract situation of England manager Sarina Wiegman, after she guided the Lionesses to a second straight Women’s Euro trophy. Agyemang Crowned Young Player of the Tournament After England Women’s Euro 2025 Triumph!

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Fara Williams hopeful Sarina Wiegman will sign new contract as England manager

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FA chief gives Sarina Wiegman contract update after Euro 2025 success

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Women's Euros: England celebrate after Chloe Kelly holds nerve - in pictures

In doing so, Sarina Wiegman's team also became the first England side to win a major tournament abroad.

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England: Sarina Wiegman hails Hannah Hampton’s Euro 2025 'fairytale'

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Hampton the hero as England beat Spain on penalties to retain Women’s Euro title

Lionesses have inspired whole of England with Euro 2025 win

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Sarina Wiegman: Lionesses have inspired whole of England with Euro 2025 win

“We’re England and we want to win, but there’s so much more than winning a game,” said Wiegman, who was speaking to the Lionesses’ media channels.

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Lionesses' triumph: England head coach wants more investment in women's soccer to mark Euro 2025 win

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England Retain Euro Title With Win Over Spain

Sarina Wiegman: The England manager is football’s ultimate tournament specialist

Few managers in the game think outside the box like Wiegman – five successive finals is an achievement that may not be matched

Sarina Wiegman has completed women’s football, she can thrive in the Premier League

Sarina Wiegman can thrive as a manager in the higher echelons of men’s football, believes Jamie O’Hara. England Women’s boss Wiegman cemented her greatness with the Lionesses

Lionesses boss Sarina Wiegman has made feelings clear on taking job in men's game

Sarina Wiegman has been linked with several jobs in the men's game, and the England women's boss has made her feelings clear on making the jump in the past.

Sarina Wiegman’s substitutions – managerial genius or do England simply have unrivalled depth?

Decisive substitutes have become Wiegman’s trademark. Ella Toone and Alessia Russo provided crucial contributions when England won the last European Championship, with Toone netting an equaliser in the quarter-final against Spain, and then the opener in the final.

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Why Sarina Wiegman is the best manager in the world

The Lionesses overcame world champions Spain to defend their European crown in Basel, with Wiegman instilling belief to inspire another famous comeback and thrilling penalty shootout triumph

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Lionesses were in crisis going into Euro 2025 as critics turned on Sarina Wiegman… England boss is owed an apology

SARINA WIEGMAN is owed an apology. By any and all who doubted her ahead of this, a third straight women’s Euros triumph for the 55-year-old. Wiegman, cemented now as one of the greatest managers

Inside Sarina Wiegman's quiet life with husband and two daughters away from cameras

Sarina Wiegman is married to Marten Glotzbach, a former coach and economics professor, and together they lead a private, low-profile family life with their two daughters

Sarina Wiegman used wash bag with brilliant X-rated message to inspire England Lionesses to Euro 2025 glory

SARINA WIEGMAN used an X-rated wash bag to inspire England to Euros glory. Lionesses star Beth Mead revealed how England boss Wiegman used a toiletry bag with the words “b****** get s***

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‘Sarina Wiegman backed to complete stunning Premier League switch’

England women's manager Sarina Wiegman has been backed to be a success in the Premier League following her achievements with the Lionesses.

Wiegman’s speeches and Reggie the dog help drive England to Euro 2025 glory

That is where the “Proper England” phrase appeared to stem from. When Georgia Stanway addressed the press in the build-up to the Netherlands game, the midfielder said they wanted to get back to being “Proper England”; that it was time to stop talking and take action.