Canada Women’s national team head coach Bev Priestman has signed a new long-term contract to keep her in the role until the 2027 World Cup.
The 37-year-old guided Canada to the gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 before overseeing a group-stage exit at the 2023 World Cup.
Priestman has been in charge of Canada since October 2020, departing her role as England Women’s assistant coach to take the job.
“I want to thank Canada Soccer for this opportunity and I’m delighted to commit to this team, a collection of world-class players, through to the FIFA 2027 Women’s World Cup,” Priestman said. “We closed out 2023 in an exciting fashion and I can’t wait to continue the journey with this incredible group.
“It is clear to me that the future is bright with the talent we have coming through our system, and I’m honoured to be leading our efforts in chasing even more success for this program and our country.”
Charmaine Crooks, Canada Soccer President, added: “We are excited and proud that Bev will continue her leadership with us as we enter such an important period for our women’s program and for Canada. On behalf of our entire organization, we want to congratulate Bev and wish her all the best as our Women’s National Team continue their preparations for this…
