In football, it is common to see male coaches active in women’s teams, a trend that has become established across Europe and beyond.
However, the reverse situation is quite rare, with women facing challenges in entering high-level men’s football coaching positions, even as their presence in the sport grows.
Recently, this situation has evolved significantly, as a European club has made a groundbreaking choice, marking a first in the continent’s top leagues.
Marie-Louise Eta becomes first female coach in Europe’s top five leagues