England Football Association CEO

England Football Association CEO "Women can be candidates for the men's national team coaching tower"

"Even Bigman's women's national team coach can do whatever he wants."

"Why does it have to be a 'man'? We have to pick the best 'person'." 바카라사이트

ESPN said on the 18th (Korean time), "The Football Association of England is considering including the women's team manager Sarina Biggman as its next manager if Gareth Southgate, who leads the England men's team, resigns."

"People always talk about 'the best man' or 'the best English man' as the head coach of the England men's national team," said Mark Burlingham, CEO of the Football Association of England, in an interview with the British media . should it be

"We have to choose the best 'person' ," he said, leaving room for a female coach to be included in the men's national team. The women's national team has been put on the final stage for the first time ever, and a single game against Spain is ahead on the 20th.

Coach Bigman, who played 99 games as a defender for the Dutch women's national team, turned into a leader in 2006 and took on the role of coach and command tower for the Dutch national team, and officially took the helm in 2017.

He took the Netherlands to the final at the 2019 Women's World Cup in France, but unfortunately had to settle for runner-up, losing 0-2 to the United States.

Coach Bigman took the helm of the England women's national team as the successor to coach Phil Neville in August 2020, and led England's first ever win at the European Football Federation (UEFA) Women's European Championship (Euro) last year.

In particular, in this year's Women's World Cup, England's women's national team advanced to the finals for the first time, receiving high expectations from English fans who aspire to win the first ever championship.

As his stock price rose, the CEO of the English Football Association, Bellingham, set out to 'capture the director of Bigman'.

Under contract with the Football Association until 2025, Vigman has emerged as a likely replacement for the recently resigned U.S. Women's National Team coach Blatko Andonovski.

"I've heard a lot of rumors, " said Bellingham, adamantly.

Turning the topic to the men's national team, he said: "Coach Wigman can do anything he wants in football.

If he wants to break into men's football at some point in the future, that would be a really interesting discussion."

In particular, Bellingham said, "It doesn't matter if the person most suitable for the men's national team manager is a woman.

I don't like the mentality that the men's national team manager must be a man." Emphasized.