Walton Hall Park’s Everton Women manager, Brian Sorensen, has extended his contract.
In the summer of 2022, the Dane agreed to a two-year contract to join the team. But he recently signed fresh contracts that would keep him in Merseyside until June 2026 at the latest.
Sorensen began his career at Everton with remarkable success, bringing the Blues to sixth place in the Women’s Super League (WSL) the year before. This season has been far more challenging; Everton’s poor play has been ascribed to several things, such as injuries, departures, and financial constraints.
As there are just four games remaining in the season, Sorensen’s team is presently ranked tenth in the WSL. At the moment, they are nine points ahead of the
“I’m very happy – I really like it here,” Sorensen said to evertontv following his decision to devote his future to the Blues. I enjoy the club, the individuals that work there, and the supporters. We have a solid squad, a solid future, and a well-thought-out plan in place. I believe it’s critical to demonstrate that there is a plan in the background.
Although we haven’t always had the best results this season—major player injuries have played a major role in that—we are playing incredibly well and have a strong team. We would like to carry on working on it. The components are in place.
“I must admit, this is one of the most excellent teams I have ever worked with. They have faith in one other and stick together. In
Neligan expressed his happiness in staying at Everton. “Brian and I are very eager to stay longer and carry on the journey we have already begun. I think we have a strong base from which to operate, and we’re eager to keep giving this club our all.
English football has had a fascinating and difficult first few years. We have an excellent bunch of guys here, in my opinion, and we’re eager for what lies ahead. With our long-term goals for the team and this club, I believe we’re in a good spot.
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