Former Arsenal boss Eidevall appointed head coach of San Diego Wave

Former Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall has been appointed the pinnacle coach of American Nationwide Girls’s Soccer League (NWSL) membership San Diego Wave.

Wave FC introduced the information this night.

The 41-year-old returns to work three months on from leaving his position at former membership Arsenal. Eidevall spent greater than three years in control of The Gunners through which he guided the membership to back-to-back wins within the Subway Girls’s League Cup. Arsenal have been additionally UEFA Girls’s Champions League semi-finalists throughout Eidevall’s tenure.

Eidevall takes cost of a San Diego Wave aspect that completed in tenth place in final season’s Nationwide Girls’s Soccer League (NWSL). Wave FC did have extra success within the 2024 UKG NWSL Problem Cup, beating NJ/NY Gotham FC 1-0 within the last. New boss Eidevall will likely be tasked with getting extra constant outcomes from the workforce in 2025.

After being appointed San Diego Wave head coach, Eidevall mentioned “I’m honored and proud to be named the pinnacle coach of San Diego Wave FC. It is a membership with a transparent imaginative and prescient for fulfillment, each on and off the sphere, and I’m grateful for the belief positioned in me to guide this proficient workforce by the Leichtman-Levine Household and Camille Ashton.

“San Diego is a metropolis with passionate followers and a vibrant soccer tradition, and I’m wanting to contribute to constructing a successful legacy right here. Along with the gamers, workers, and supporters, I stay up for reaching nice issues and making unforgettable recollections for this membership.”

San Diego Wave start their preparations for the 2025 season subsequent month when their pre-season fixtures get underway.

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