The women’s international break is here with us; it is a perfect time for our girls to recharge and reflect, after which they return to continue their resurgence. Interim Arsenal Women’s manager Renee Slegers believes she and the girls deserve the rest the international break has to offer. But on Monday she and the Arsenal women stars, who will not be leaving for international duty, are getting back to business.
She admitted: “I will take a little three-day break after this block, and then we will be back at the training ground, training with the players that are still here. It’s been an intense block, so it’ll give us some time to reflect and see what we want to develop and what we want to do moving forward.”
About those going on international duty, she stated, “Obviously, I hope they’re all going to have a good time with their national teams and perform well. They get a couple of days off now, which they deserve, and when they’re back, we’ll keep on going.”
According to the Athletic, Renee Slegers might continue to lead our Gunner women after the break when they play Aston Villa at the Emirates Stadium on December 8th; by then, she might even have received confirmation as the permanent manager of the Arsenal Women’s team.
After a dismal start to the season, Arsenal’s late victory over Juventus completed a significant turnaround. Under Renee Arsenal have recorded:
6 games
5 wins and 1 draw
19 goals
2 goals conceded
Despite Jonas Eidevall’s departure, the team has remained stable, and the players appear to have regained their confidence on the field.
Arsenal Women are capable of winning the league and even bringing the Champions League trophy to North London, given we are already in the quarter-finals with two games to spare in the group stages.
What do you think Gooners?
COYGW!!
Michelle M
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According to me I think Renee has proven her worth to both the Arsenal board and fans that she is capable of taking this Arsenal women’s team to the next level and I can confidentiality say that she deserves to be named as the permanent manager
i totally agree with Ogao so i m very pleased to read what you wrote, Michelle, i e ”by then, 8th December) she might even have received confirmation as the permanent manager of the Arsenal Women’s team”
so yes she deserves 3 days off, lol, i reckon she deserves the thanks of every supporter of the club
It will be tough to win the UWCL with likes of City, Chelsea, Barca, Bayern, Wolfsburg etc. Our women need to continue there impressive defensiveness under Sleggers. While putting away those chances up front. Do this and we have a chance. COYG