Revolutionary Deal: Scotland Women's Head Coach Pedro Martinez Losa Secures Contract Extension Until 2027
Pedro Martinez Losa, Scotland Women's head coach, has extended his contract until 2027 With his leadership, the team aims to secure qualification for the 2025 European Championships and the 2027 World Cup The Spaniard has been at the helm since 2021, bringing his expertise to elevate the team's performance
Scotland Women's head coach, Pedro Martinez Losa, has signed a contract extension until 2027. Under his leadership, the national side aims to secure qualification for the 2025 European Championships and the 2027 World Cup.
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The announcement precedes the Scotland women's national team's Nations League opener against England at Sunderland's Stadium of Light on Friday night.
Expressing his delight, the Spaniard stated, "I am thrilled to prolong my tenure as the head coach of the Scotland women's national team."
We may have been disappointed not to be at the World Cup, but we now have a great mix of experienced players in their prime and younger players who have gained invaluable international experience from the Pinatar Cup and recent friendly matches.
As a Group A nation, we are excited for the challenging but thrilling Nations League campaign, starting with tonight's game against our longstanding rivals. This tournament will serve as a solid assessment for our team, and I have full confidence that we will continue the progress we've made this year and ultimately achieve our goal of reaching major tournament finals once again.
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Ian Maxwell, Chief Executive of the Scottish FA, stated that Pedro has been in charge during a time of transition for the Scotland Women's National Team. It is crucial to maintain consistency as we approach a busy schedule of matches, including the inaugural UEFA Women's Nations League.
There is much to anticipate in the future of women's football in this country. The SWPL is bringing increased professionalism and investment to the domestic game, while an elite pathway is being established to facilitate the transition of players from league football to the international stage.
Pedro has a well-defined vision for the future of the SWNT, and we are committed to supporting him and the team in achieving our shared ambition.
