Sarina Wiegman Wins Best Women's Team Coach Award
The Dutch coach Sarina Wiegman was awarded the Best Women's Team Coach for the 2024/2025 season during the Ballon d'Or ceremony.
Wiegman, who has been coaching the England women's national team since 2021, successfully led the team to achieve remarkable accomplishments that enhanced its position among the top teams on the global stage.
This award further confirms Wiegman's successful coaching career, as she has proven herself to be one of the leading coaches in women's football worldwide.
The award represents recognition of her significant efforts in developing the English national team and leading it to achieve strong results, earning her widespread appreciation from both followers and critics alike.
Wiegman, who has been coaching the England women's national team since 2021, successfully led the team to achieve remarkable accomplishments that enhanced its position among the top teams on the global stage.
This award further confirms Wiegman's successful coaching career, as she has proven herself to be one of the leading coaches in women's football worldwide.
The award represents recognition of her significant efforts in developing the English national team and leading it to achieve strong results, earning her widespread appreciation from both followers and critics alike.
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