Monash expert: FIFA mandates female coaches for women’s tournaments

Monash University

FIFA has introduced new rules requiring all teams in its women’s tournaments to include at least one female head coach or assistant coach. The mandate will apply across all competitions and is part of a broader push to increase the representation of women in coaching roles at the highest levels of the sport.

Monash University experts are available to provide commentary on this new decision.

Professor Ruth Jeanes, Deputy Dean Research within the Faculty of Education

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