Hayes on her feminist dad, anxiety and feeling like a grandparent to players
Summary
Emma Hayes, a successful football manager, recently led the United States national team to a gold medal at the Paris Olympics. Known for her achievements with Chelsea in England, she now aims to guide the U.S. team to World Cup success in Brazil in 2027. Hayes spoke with Kelly Somers about her early memories and career in football, as well as her personal experiences.Key Facts
- Emma Hayes won a gold medal with the U.S. national team at the Paris Olympics shortly after becoming their manager.
- Hayes previously managed Chelsea, helping them dominate the Women's Super League and winning multiple titles.
- Her next goal is to lead the U.S. team to victory at the 2027 World Cup in Brazil.
- Hayes talked about her childhood experiences playing neighborhood football in London.
- Her first football team was Mary Ward in Camden, which played in a prestigious tournament held at Wembley Arena.
- Hayes experienced an ankle injury that ended her playing career around age 17 or 18.
- She emphasized the importance of community and friendships in her journey.
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