Summary
London City Lionesses removed their manager Jocelyn Precheur after 18 months. The club wants a new head coach to match their long-term ambition and playing style, similar to successful Spanish football teams. Eder Maestre is likely to become the new head coach.
Key Facts
- Jocelyn Precheur was let go by London City Lionesses after managing the team for 18 months.
- The decision was not because of poor results, as the team is performing well in their first season in the Women's Super League.
- London City is backed by Michele Kang, who also owns successful clubs Lyon and Washington Spirit.
- Kang is part of the decision-making group along with other top club leaders.
- The club aims to compete in European competitions by 2026.
- London City wants to develop a playing style similar to successful Spanish teams, which focus on possession and technical skill.
- Eder Maestre, known for his work with Spanish clubs, is expected to take over as head coach.
- London City is working toward creating a unique identity inspired by both English and Spanish football styles.
