England’s Leah Williamson ‘happy to be in different environment’ after testing start to season with Arsenal
New York TimesEngland captain Leah Williamson says she is happy to be back with her national team after a “different” start to the season with Arsenal. GO DEEPER Inside Eidevall's Arsenal exit: Tension over style, farewell speech and succession planning Williamson, 27, was named in Sarina Wiegman’s squad for friendlies against Germany at Wembley Stadium on October 25 and South Africa at the Coventry Building Society Arena on October 29. I think sometimes that comes at the right time and since I’ve been here, I’ve had no contact with the club.” The Athletic reported earlier this week that Arsenal have made New York City FC men’s head coach Nick Cushing their primary target to replace Eidevall. Arsenal are eager for Cushing, 39, to fill the women’s head coach but the former Manchester City women’s manager is not the only candidate in what is an ongoing process.
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