Sonia Bompastor has extended her contract as Chelsea Women's head coach, committing to the club until 2030. The Frenchwoman initially joined Chelsea in May 2024, taking over from long-serving manager Emma Hayes. In her inaugural season, Bompastor led Chelsea to a remarkable unbeaten domestic treble, securing the Women's Super League title, the FA Cup, and the League Cup. She also holds the distinction of being the first person to win the UEFA Women's Champions League as both a player and a manager.
This new agreement arrives despite Chelsea currently trailing Women's Super League leaders Manchester City by 12 points. Chelsea's sporting directors affirmed their confidence in Bompastor's leadership and her long-term vision for the team. Bompastor expressed her delight at extending her tenure, thanking the club for its unwavering support and trust. She highlighted the team's dedication to winning and making their supporters proud.
