Sarina Wiegman has agreed a new deal to continue as manager of the England women’s national team, committing to remain in the post until after the European Championship in 2029.
Wiegman said she "cannot think of a better job in football" as she confirmed the extension, underlining her desire to lead the Lionesses through the next phase of their international calendar.
The move secures the long-term leadership of the senior England side ahead of the next European Championship cycle. Supporters and stakeholders will now be able to plan around continued managerial stability as preparations for future competitions progress.
Wiegman’s decision to stay will shape the team’s development and selection over the coming years, with attention now turning to how the squad and coaching staff will build toward the 2029 tournament.