England to keep Wiegman regardless of Euro 2025 result | OneFootball

FA chief executive Mark Bullingham has said that England's Euro 2025 result will not result in a change of management.

The 2022 European Championship winners will have a difficult start to their defence of the trophy after having been drawn in Group D alongside France, the Netherlands, and Wales.

However, should England fall at the first hurdle it will not result in a change of management according to the executive with Sarina Wiegman in the role until the 2027 World Cup.

"We're delighted Sarina's in place until 2027", Bullingham said to reports ahead of the tournament. "I don't see any scenario changing that."

"We're aiming to win it, but we know just how hard that is. We've only won one tournament since 1966 but we do believe we're one of a number of teams who are capable of winning and we're doing everything to try and make that a reality."

Wiegman's preparation for Euro 2025 has been made more difficult with the absence of senior players Mary Earps, Millie Bright, and Fran Kirby.