FA CEO: No matter what the women s European Cup score is, coach Weigman will coach until 2027

June 28th News The 2025 Women's Football European Cup will start on July 2. FA CEO Mark Bringham said that regardless of the results, England women's football coach Salina Weigman will not be dismissed.

England won the European Cup of Women's Football Championship, but they were assigned to the European Cup of Women's Football Championship in this year. The opponents in the same group include France, the Netherlands, and Wales. The English women's football team even have the possibility that the group cannot qualify. However, FA CEO Mark Bringham said before the game that women's coach Salina Weigman's coach is very stable.

Salina Wegman's contract expires after the 2027 Women's World Cup, Mark Bringham first emphasized: "We are glad that Salina will coach until 2027, and I don't think any situation will change that. Our goal is to win this Women's Euro, but we know how difficult it is. We have only won once since 1966. But we do believe that we are one of the many teams that have the ability to win the championship, and we are doing everything we can to achieve this."

Mark Bringham continued: "I We are glad she will be working with us until 2027 at least. We haven't talked about what's going on in the future. We've identified the coach for this and next, and it feels good now, but we're likely to have a conversation sometime in the future. We're glad that Salina will coach until 2027 and we have enough time to plan for the future, whether she continues to coach or we have to appoint a new coach at that time. "

If Salina Weigman leaves the coaching position of England women's football, some of her assistants and women's football leaders may leave together. In response, Mark Bringham said: "The change of coaches is not only related to a head coach, but they often take two or three people away. In the men's football team, the number of assistants taken away by the head coach is often more. For example, Tuchel brought four or five assistants to the England team to coach. You can see that there are more than 10 people in the coaching staff, which is not surprising."

England will host the 2035 Women's World Cup, and finally Mark Bringham talked about some possible hosting stadiums. "Old Trafford is one of the stadiums we are concerned about, and at least five new stadiums may be built in the next few years. These stadiums are very attractive, such as St. James Park, Birmingham, Wrexham. Windsor Park Stadium? We need to expand the stadium slightly because the Women's World Cup hosting stadiums need to accommodate at least 20,000 people. I think it's entirely possible to add these extra seats, and we're completely expecting Northern Ireland and Windsor Park Stadiums to be part of the Women's World Cup."