Wolverhampton Wanderers have announced the appointment of a new head of women's football, following the team's historic promotion to the Championship. The new director will oversee the development and growth of the women's team, building on the momentum of their recent success.
New Leadership for Women's Team
The club has appointed Sarah Westwood as the new head of women's football. Westwood brings extensive experience from her previous roles in football administration and is expected to drive the team forward. She will be responsible for all aspects of the women's program, including player development, coaching staff, and community engagement.
Historic Promotion
Wolves Women secured promotion to the Championship for the first time in the club's history, finishing top of the FA Women's National League Northern Premier Division. The achievement marks a significant milestone for the team and has generated excitement among supporters.
Building on Success
The appointment comes as the club looks to establish itself in the second tier of women's football. Westwood will work closely with the coaching team to strengthen the squad and ensure the team remains competitive. The club has also committed to investing in facilities and resources to support the women's program.
Community and Development Focus
In addition to on-field performance, Westwood will focus on expanding the club's community outreach and developing pathways for young female players. Wolves have a strong academy system, and the aim is to integrate the women's team more closely with the club's overall operations.
Westwood expressed her excitement about the role, stating that she is looking forward to working with the players and staff to continue the team's progress. The club's management has also voiced their support, emphasizing the importance of the women's team to the broader Wolves community.
