Aston Villa has appointed Natalia Arroyo, a 38-year-old Spaniard, as their new head coach, signing her to a three-and-a-half-year contract pending visa approval. Arroyo previously coached Real Sociedad, leading the team to the Women's Champions League and a Copa de la Reina final appearance. The appointment comes after Villa sacked Robert de Pauw in December, with interim coach Shaun Goater previously at the helm. Villa's leadership commended Arroyo's passion for football and her coaching approach, expressing confidence in her ability to successfully guide the team.
Aston Villa have appointed 38-year-old Spaniard Natalia Arroyo as their new head coach, signing a three-and-a-half-year deal pending visa approval.
Villa's president of football operations Monchi praised Arroyo's passion for football and coaching approach, believing she has the necessary tools to succeed.
Arroyo previously led Real Sociedad to the Women's Champions League and the Copa de la Reina final, showcasing her capable coaching.
Aston Villa head of women's football Lee Billiard highlighted Arroyo's playing style and philosophy as a key factor in her appointment.
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