FA boss Mark Bullingham says nothing is off limits for Sarina Wiegman, and any move into the men’s game could bring with it a 1500 per cent pay rise.
Sarina Wiegman would be considered to succeed Gareth Southgate as England men’s manager if she wanted the job, as Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham admitted he is open to appointing a woman.after leading the Lionesses to Sunday’s final, where success over Spain would end a 57-year wait to win the nation’s second World Cup.
Bullingham was at pains to insist Southgate will not be leaving any time soon, and that any change of role for Wiegman would not be considered a promotion.Getty The FA evidently hold Wiegman in high esteem and Bullingham said he will categorically reject any approaches from rivals for her services in order to build a Lionesses dynasty.
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