Sarina Wiegman ‘going off in a camper van’ before any contract talks

The Football Association are planning to sit down with Sarina Wiegman to discuss a new contract after she led England to Euro 2022 success – but not until she returns from a family camper van holiday.

Wiegman, who led her home nation the Netherlands to the title five years ago, masterminded a first major trophy for the Lionesses as they beat Germany 2-1 after extra time in Sunday’s sold-out final at Wembley.

Her achievement was made all the more impressive by the fact she only took over her duties in September, having initially been appointed in August 2020.

She has won 18 and drawn two of 20 games in charge and while her current deal runs until after the Women’s Euros of 2025, the Dutchwoman could be in line for contract discussions sooner rather than later.

Asked whether Wiegman could be in line for fresh terms, FA head of women’s football Baroness Sue Campbell replied: “She needs a holiday, her husband, her two kids and her dad are all here.

“She’s going off in a camper van on holiday. She’ll have a couple of weeks off and then when she gets back we’ll have a conversation.

“She’s done an incredible job. You have to remember she only came in in September and everybody said to me ‘do you think she can win the Euros?’ and I said ‘it’s a very short time span, that’.

She’s going off in a camper van on holiday. She’ll have a couple of weeks off and then when she gets back we'll have a conversation. - Sue Campbell

“My goodness, she’s moulded them together. Not just the players, the team around her. There’s a togetherness. You have to be in it to feel it.

“There’s no people sitting on the edge, there’s nobody outside the bubble. They’re all in this together and she’s uncompromising on that front.”

FA chief executive Mark