Sarina Wiegman

Football manager and former player

Dutch The Hague, Netherlands Scorpio

Quick Info

ProfessionFootball manager and former player
NationalityDutch
Date of Birth26/10/1969
Age56 years
BirthplaceThe Hague, Netherlands
Zodiac SignScorpio

Latest News about Sarina Wiegman

19/10/2026

Sarina Wiegman agreed a contract extension with the Football Association that keeps her in charge of the England women's senior team through UEFA Euro 2029. The deal also covers the 2027 Nations League and the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifying campaign. Her immediate focus is qualifying England for the World Cup in Brazil through a play-off against Ukraine, with the decisive match at Wembley on 05/12/2026.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameSarina Petronella Wiegman
Also Known AsSarina Wiegman-Glotzbach
HonoursDame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)
SummaryDutch coach who has managed the England women's national team since September 2021, after leading the Netherlands women's team from 2016 to 2021. She has been voted FIFA's Best Women's Coach five times and has reached five successive major tournament finals.

Educational Qualification(s)

University SportPlayed college football at a university in North Carolina, United States

Career

Playing Career
PositionCentral midfielder, later defender
NotesCaptained the Netherlands and made 104 appearances for the national team
Managerial Career
  • Team: ADO Den Haag Period: 2007-2014 Role: Head coach
  • Team: Netherlands women's national team Period: 2014-2017 Role: Assistant coach
  • Team: Netherlands women's national team Period: 2016-2021 Role: Head coach
  • Team: England women's national team Period: 2021-present Role: Head coach
  • Team: England women's national team Period: 2021-2029 Role: Head coach
Major Honours
  • UEFA Women's Euro 2017 winner with the Netherlands
  • FIFA Women's World Cup 2019 runner-up with the Netherlands
  • UEFA Women's Euro 2022 winner with England
  • UEFA Women's Euro 2025 winner with England
  • UEFA-CONMEBOL Finalissima 2023 winner with England
  • FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 runner-up with England
  • FIFA The Best Women's Coach of the Year, multiple times including 2025

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. She is the first Dutch player to reach 100 international caps.
2. She played college football in North Carolina under Anson Dorrance.
3. She is recognised as the first men's or women's manager to reach five consecutive major international tournament finals.

Also born on 26 October

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