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Washington Post · Nov 14, 2023

Emma Hayes will take over USWNT just two months before Paris Olympics

Emma Hayes has coached Chelsea to six Women's Super League titles. (Martin Meissner/AP)The U.S. Soccer Federation on Tuesday confirmed Emma Hayes will lead the women’s national team, saying the London native will become the highest-paid women’s soccer coach in the world but won’t start her tenure in earnest until May — just two months before the Paris Olympics.

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