With Vlatko Andonovski resigning, here are 10 possible replacements to take over as United States women's national team coach.
One of the most influential figures in women's soccer history could become available following Brazil's shocking group stage exit at this World Cup. She previously led the USWNT from 2007-2012, winning two Olympic gold medals and a silver at the 2011 Women's World Cup, which the U.S. lost toSundhage took over her native Sweden after that, with a silver medal at the 2016 Summer Games to show for it.
Wiegman's contract doesn't expire until 2025. But if she's at all interested in resurrecting the most successful women's program ever – and if she ends up being USSF sporting director Matt Crocker's top pick – the fed will be more than willing to break the bank for her.Doug McIntyre is a soccer writer for FOX Sports.
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