Sonia Bompastor has signed a new deal with Chelsea FC that will see her remain at the club until 2030. The 45-year-old Frenchwoman arrived in May 2024 after Emma Hayes' departure and led the team to an unbeaten domestic treble in her first campaign, winning the Women's Super League, FA Cup, and League Cup.
Bompastor's contract extension comes after a disappointing run of form for Chelsea, who are now 12 points off leaders Manchester City in third place. The team has been struggling with injuries, which Bompastor attributes to their downfall.
Despite this, Bompastor remains confident that her team will bounce back from their current struggles. She believes that success is built on grit, resilience, and intensity, and she's determined to bring more success to the club.
Chelsea will look to turn their fortunes around as they face Tottenham, who are fifth in the Women's Super League standings. The Blues also have a Champions League quarter-final spot to defend and are set to face Manchester United in the League Cup final next month.
Bompastor, who is known for her tactical prowess and ability to get the best out of her players, will be crucial in turning Chelsea's season around. With her experience and leadership, she'll look to inspire her team to push on and reclaim their position at the top of the Women's Super League table.
Bompastor's contract extension comes after a disappointing run of form for Chelsea, who are now 12 points off leaders Manchester City in third place. The team has been struggling with injuries, which Bompastor attributes to their downfall.
Despite this, Bompastor remains confident that her team will bounce back from their current struggles. She believes that success is built on grit, resilience, and intensity, and she's determined to bring more success to the club.
Chelsea will look to turn their fortunes around as they face Tottenham, who are fifth in the Women's Super League standings. The Blues also have a Champions League quarter-final spot to defend and are set to face Manchester United in the League Cup final next month.
Bompastor, who is known for her tactical prowess and ability to get the best out of her players, will be crucial in turning Chelsea's season around. With her experience and leadership, she'll look to inspire her team to push on and reclaim their position at the top of the Women's Super League table.
they've been struggling with injuries and they're 12 points off leaders city. but bompastor seems like a solid coach, always speaks her mind and she knows her team inside out. i think she'll try to bring back that unbeaten treble magic from last season, but it's gonna be tough. esp with spurs coming up next 
might need some miracle healing for their squad 
. I mean, she led them to an unbeaten domestic treble last season and it was truly impressive! The girl's got skills 
. Sure, things aren't going great right now, but I think she'll get her team back on track. She's all about that grit and resilience life 
. And let's be real, those injuries are a major bummer 
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. On one hand, it's great that Sonia Bompastor will be leading Chelsea for another 6 years and they've got her tactical expertise to turn things around 
. But on the other hand, it feels like they're already stuck in neutral 
and now she's gonna be under pressure to perform for even longer 
. What if this season is a total write-off? 
Bompastor knows her stuff, but even she can't magic results out of thin air 
. Still, I've got faith in her and the team 
like, who else can turn it around in just one season? 
i'm low-key hyped for her team's chances against tottenham, they need a win bad 
can't wait 2 c them come back strong 
Sonia Bompastor is defo the right person 4 the job! she's been doin a great job so far & i'm all about that grit n resilience vibe 
. 12 points off leaders? no biggie! they just need to get their squad back 2 health & Bompastor will b all over it 
we need a comeback story rn & Bompastor's got the know-how 2 make it happen 
i feel like chelsea is due for a bounce back though they had that amazing treble last season i think they just need to get their squad right again, maybe make some trades or signings? bompastor's tactical skills are insane btw she's always been so clutch in big games 
also gotta say, i'm loving the attitude from her after that disappointing run - all about grit and resilience 
. and you know what? i think she might be able to turn things around... her tactical skills are pretty renowned after all 
. but at the end of the day, it's not just about bompastor's leadership, it's about the team coming together and playing some good football 
bompastor might be able to whip them into shape but its not like she's got a magic wand 
i mean i love her tactcis skills and all but lets not get our hopes up too high 
They've got Bompastor leading the charge and I'm sure she's gonna whip that team into shape in no time. I mean, who needs to be injury-free when you've got grit, resilience, and intensity? 
. Seriously though, Bompastor seems like the right person for the job and I'm rooting for her to bring more success to the Blues! 
I mean, an unbeaten domestic treble in just one season is insane! 
They're gonna turn this season around and make Chelsea proud again! 
Can't wait for their next match against Tottenham and that League Cup final against Manchester United! 
... If anyone can turn this season around, it's her 
She's a total boss 
with that unbeaten domestic treble under her belt 
. And even though Chelsea are having a rough patch right now 
, I believe she's got the skills to whip them back into shape 
. We can do this, Chelsea! 
Bompastor's extension is a nice try, but let's be real, her team is in shambles right now. They're 12 points behind leaders Manchester City, which basically means they're out of the running for everything except possibly getting a decent finish in the league cup... yeah, that's it 
Still, I guess Bompastor's got some tricks up her sleeve, so maybe they'll surprise us... but I'm not holding my breath 
I mean Im not surprised or anything but still its awesome to see her commitment to the club 
the way shes been leading them is just so inspiring 
) but come on, Bompastor believes in her squad and we should too! 
and it made me think about how some players are like that - always landing on their feet no matter what! Like, have you seen that one where the cat falls from a 10th floor window and just bounces back up? I swear, it's like they're defying gravity or something 
. The fact that they're 12 points off leaders Manchester City is crazy 
, but Bompastor's got this 
! She's got the skills, the experience and the leadership to get them back on track 