Wiegman signs new deal to lead England women’s team beyond Euro 2029
England women’s head coach Sarina Wiegman commits to stay until after Euro 2029
England’s senior women’s side will retain its Dutch manager for the foreseeable future after Sarina Wiegman agreed to a fresh contract extension. The new agreement ensures she will remain at the helm through the next European Championship cycle, concluding her tenure after the tournament scheduled for 2029.
Wiegman’s enthusiasm for the role
Speaking about the decision, Wiegman expressed that she could not envision a more fulfilling position within the sport. Her remarks highlighted a deep personal connection to the job and a desire to continue building on the progress made with the Lionesses.
What the extension means for the Lionesses
- Stability in leadership as the team prepares for upcoming qualifiers and major tournaments.
- Continuity in the playing philosophy and development pathways established under Wiegman’s guidance.
- Opportunity to further strengthen the squad ahead of Euro 2029, giving fans a clear long‑term vision.
The extension has been welcomed by supporters and pundits alike, who see it as a sign of confidence from the Football Association in Wiegman’s long‑term project. With the next European Championship still several years away, the manager now has the security to plan ahead, nurture emerging talent and aim for sustained success on the international stage.
Looking ahead
While the exact timeline of the new contract has not been disclosed, the commitment to stay until after Euro 2029 provides a clear roadmap for the national side. The Lionesses will continue to compete in upcoming qualification campaigns, with the aim of maintaining their status among Europe’s elite.
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