At Liverpool Hope College, Hayes studied European studies, Spanish, and sociology. He pursued a master's degree in intelligence and international affairs after dropping football.
CHICAGO (November 14, 2023) - The U.S. Soccer Alliance has named Emma Hayes as the tenth full-time lead trainer in U.S. Ladies' Public Group history.
Hayes, 47, the long-term lead trainer for Chelsea FC, quite possibly of the best lady's group in Europe, began her instructing vocation in the US at the beginning of the thousand years and over twenty years after the fact will assume control of the USWNT.
"This is an immense distinction to be offered the chance to mentor the most unimaginable group in world football history," said Hayes. "The sentiments and association I have for this group and for this nation run profound. I've envisioned about training the USA for quite a while so to get this open door is a blessing from heaven. I realize there is work to do to accomplish our objectives of winning reliably at the most significant levels. To arrive, it will require commitment, dedication and cooperation from the players, staff and everybody at the U.S. Soccer League."
"Emma is a fabulous pioneer and elite mentor who sets elevated requirements for her and for everybody around her," said U.S. Soccer President Cindy Parlow Cone. "She has gigantic energy and an unquenchable will to win. Her involvement with the USA, how she might interpret our soccer scene and her enthusiasm for coaching this group makes her a characteristic fit for this job and we were unable to be more satisfied to make them lead our Ladies' Public Group forward."
U.S. Soccer Brandishing Chief Matt Crocker drove an overall hunt process and settled on the last choice to delegate Hayes as lead trainer. Hayes will turn into the most generously compensated ladies' soccer mentor on the planet.
Hayes will complete the 2023-24 Ladies' Super Association season in Britain and afterward join the U.S. group authoritatively two months preceding the beginning of the 2024 Olympics. Break lead trainer Twila Kilgore will go on in her job and afterward join Hayes' staff full-time as an associate mentor. Crocker, Kilgore and her staff are participated in fostering an arrangement to work with Hayes to guarantee an effective progress.
At the point when Hayes formally joins U.S. Soccer, she will have four matches on the U.S. seat before the Olympics, two in June and two in July.
"This is novel, however the group is in safe hands with Twila," said Crocker. "Her stewardship will be pivotal during this period as we are centered around progress at the Olympics. Emma has supported Twila, she will be a critical piece of Emma's staff when she shows up and pushing ahead, and we are energized for what's to accompany our USWNT program."
During the employing system, Crocker incorporated an enormous rundown of different competitors prior to limiting the up-and-comers down. Applicants went through a serious and exhaustive screening which included psychometrics and dynamic thinking tests, top to bottom conversations of system, instructing reasoning and the ongoing player pool, as well as assessment on the responses to pressure, culture-building and cooperations with players and staff.
"When the rundown of up-and-comers was reduced, we had a gathering of superb mentors and pioneers to consider, yet we believed wholeheartedly that Emma was the best individual and mentor to take the U.S. Ladies' Public Group forward," said Crocker. "Her enthusiasm for the game, her training keenness, her capacity to electrify players and staff, her devotion to keep on developing as a mentor and her characteristics as an individual are extraordinarily noteworthy. She has an incredible appreciation for the tradition of this program and embraces the large difficulties ahead."
"I'm profoundly keen to Matt and our brandishing office's careful methodology all through the choice cycle. Emma is an exceptionally regarded and generally respected figure in our game," said U.S. Soccer President/Secretary General JT Batson. "How she might interpret the worldwide game, combined with her demonstrated record as a victor, settles on her an uncommon decision. Emma's energy fills her motivation. She is the best person to become our game and realize that her effect will be felt all through the League."
Hayes comes to U.S. Soccer in the wake of driving the Chelsea FC People for the last 11 seasons. Hayes was named as the Blues director in August of 2012 and has come out on top for six Ladies' Super Association championships, one WSL Spring Series title, five Ladies' FA Cups and two FA Ladies' Association Cups. What's more, Chelsea made the UEFA Ladies' Heroes Association Last in 2021. Hayes was named The Best FIFA Ladies' Mentor of the Year for 2021 and is a finalist for the honor in 2023.
Hayes has driven the club to five WSL and Cup duplicates, winning the association and the FA Cup multiple times and the association and the Association Cup once. Chelsea won the high pitch in 2020-2021, taking the WSL, FA Cup and Association Cup prizes.
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CHICAGO (November 14, 2023) - The U.S. Soccer Alliance has named Emma Hayes as the tenth full-time lead trainer in U.S. Ladies' Public Group history.
Hayes, 47, the long-term lead trainer for Chelsea FC, quite possibly of the best lady's group in Europe, began her instructing vocation in the US at the beginning of the thousand years and over twenty years after the fact will assume control of the USWNT.
"This is an immense distinction to be offered the chance to mentor the most unimaginable group in world football history," said Hayes. "The sentiments and association I have for this group and for this nation run profound. I've envisioned about training the USA for quite a while so to get this open door is a blessing from heaven. I realize there is work to do to accomplish our objectives of winning reliably at the most significant levels. To arrive, it will require commitment, dedication and cooperation from the players, staff and everybody at the U.S. Soccer League."
"Emma is a fabulous pioneer and elite mentor who sets elevated requirements for her and for everybody around her," said U.S. Soccer President Cindy Parlow Cone. "She has gigantic energy and an unquenchable will to win. Her involvement with the USA, how she might interpret our soccer scene and her enthusiasm for coaching this group makes her a characteristic fit for this job and we were unable to be more satisfied to make them lead our Ladies' Public Group forward."
U.S. Soccer Brandishing Chief Matt Crocker drove an overall hunt process and settled on the last choice to delegate Hayes as lead trainer. Hayes will turn into the most generously compensated ladies' soccer mentor on the planet.
Hayes will complete the 2023-24 Ladies' Super Association season in Britain and afterward join the U.S. group authoritatively two months preceding the beginning of the 2024 Olympics. Break lead trainer Twila Kilgore will go on in her job and afterward join Hayes' staff full-time as an associate mentor. Crocker, Kilgore and her staff are participated in fostering an arrangement to work with Hayes to guarantee an effective progress.
At the point when Hayes formally joins U.S. Soccer, she will have four matches on the U.S. seat before the Olympics, two in June and two in July.
"This is novel, however the group is in safe hands with Twila," said Crocker. "Her stewardship will be pivotal during this period as we are centered around progress at the Olympics. Emma has supported Twila, she will be a critical piece of Emma's staff when she shows up and pushing ahead, and we are energized for what's to accompany our USWNT program."
During the employing system, Crocker incorporated an enormous rundown of different competitors prior to limiting the up-and-comers down. Applicants went through a serious and exhaustive screening which included psychometrics and dynamic thinking tests, top to bottom conversations of system, instructing reasoning and the ongoing player pool, as well as assessment on the responses to pressure, culture-building and cooperations with players and staff.
"When the rundown of up-and-comers was reduced, we had a gathering of superb mentors and pioneers to consider, yet we believed wholeheartedly that Emma was the best individual and mentor to take the U.S. Ladies' Public Group forward," said Crocker. "Her enthusiasm for the game, her training keenness, her capacity to electrify players and staff, her devotion to keep on developing as a mentor and her characteristics as an individual are extraordinarily noteworthy. She has an incredible appreciation for the tradition of this program and embraces the large difficulties ahead."
"I'm profoundly keen to Matt and our brandishing office's careful methodology all through the choice cycle. Emma is an exceptionally regarded and generally respected figure in our game," said U.S. Soccer President/Secretary General JT Batson. "How she might interpret the worldwide game, combined with her demonstrated record as a victor, settles on her an uncommon decision. Emma's energy fills her motivation. She is the best person to become our game and realize that her effect will be felt all through the League."
Hayes comes to U.S. Soccer in the wake of driving the Chelsea FC People for the last 11 seasons. Hayes was named as the Blues director in August of 2012 and has come out on top for six Ladies' Super Association championships, one WSL Spring Series title, five Ladies' FA Cups and two FA Ladies' Association Cups. What's more, Chelsea made the UEFA Ladies' Heroes Association Last in 2021. Hayes was named The Best FIFA Ladies' Mentor of the Year for 2021 and is a finalist for the honor in 2023.
Hayes has driven the club to five WSL and Cup duplicates, winning the association and the FA Cup multiple times and the association and the Association Cup once. Chelsea won the high pitch in 2020-2021, taking the WSL, FA Cup and Association Cup prizes.
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