Sarina Wiegman Betting Specials: England Women's Manager Wiegman is 7/1 to manage a Premier League club by the end of 2024!

Sarina Wiegman is 7/1 to become a Premier League manager before the end of 2024

England Women's National Team manager Sarina Wiegman is now just 7/1 with UK Betting Sites to become a Premier League manager before the end of 2024 with her time as England boss a massive success.

Wiegman has turned the England side into a worldwide powerhouse with her England side winning the Euros before losing in the World Cup Final to Spain back in August.

England's World Cup performance has seen bookmakers start to offer odds on potential next steps in Wiegman's career including the chances of her managing a Premier League side.

Odds from Betway say that there's a 12.5% chance of the Dutch football manager becoming a manager of a Premier League team at some point before the end of 2024.

Wiegman's odds are 10/1 to become the next manager of the Men's National Team

Bookies are also offering odds of Wiegman becoming the next manager of the Men's National Team with reports that the FA would look at her for the role.

ESPN spoke to FA chief executive Mark Bullingham who said that he would consider a woman for the role of managing the men's side in future when Gareth Southgate moves on.

Bullingham said, "We think Sarina is doing a great job and hope she continues doing it for a long time. I think Sarina could do anything she wants in football."

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The Dutch manager won UEFA Women's Coach of the Year on Thursday evening

Sarina Wiegman won the UEFA Women's Coach of the Year award on Thursday and dedicated the award to the Spanish national side after the Luis Rubiales controversy.

Spanish Foootball Federation preisdent Rubiales has been criticised since the World Cup Final after kissing Spanish forward Jenni Hermoso on the lips after they won.

Hermoso has since said that the kiss was not consensual which led for calls for Rubiales to resign but the president has refused to step down from his role.

Wiegman dedicated the award to the Spanish team in an emotional speech adding, "It really hurts me as a coach, a mother of two daughters, as a wife and human being. And it shows, the game has grown so much, but there is a long way to go in women's football and society."