'There is no crisis' before Euro 2025 - Wiegman
Summary
England's women's football coach, Sarina Wiegman, says there is no crisis, even though three important players have recently left the team just before Euro 2025. These changes come as England prepares to defend their champion title in the tournament starting on July 2 in Switzerland.Key Facts
- England manager Sarina Wiegman insists the team is not in crisis despite recent challenges.
- Three senior players have left the team: Mary Earps and Fran Kirby retired, and Millie Bright withdrew for personal reasons.
- The players who left have a combined total of 217 appearances (caps) for the national team.
- England announced a 23-player squad for Euro 2025.
- Sarina Wiegman is aiming to win a third consecutive UEFA Women's Euros title as a manager.
- There has been increased media attention as the visibility of women's football has grown.
- Wiegman has dealt with player-related issues before, like bonus disagreements and squad selections.
- Despite difficulties, Wiegman remains focused on moving forward with the team.
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