Gareth Taylor Takes Helm at Liverpool Women's Team After Manchester City Exit
Source: news.source.channelnewsasia
Gareth Taylor, previously sacked by Manchester City, has been appointed as the new head coach of Liverpool's women's football team. His tenure at City saw significant success including FA Cup and League Cup victories. Taylor aims to build a successful and proud team at Liverpool, starting with a friendly match against Aston Villa.
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Gareth Taylor was sacked by Manchester City in March and has now been appointed as head coach of Liverpool's women's team.
During his time at Manchester City, Taylor led the team to win the FA Cup and League Cup, and finished second in the Women's Super League in 2024.
Taylor expressed enthusiasm about the potential of Liverpool and aims to build a team that fans can be proud of.
Andy O'Boyle, managing director of Liverpool's women's programme, praised Taylor's track record in building successful teams and developing players.
Taylor's first match in charge will be a friendly against Aston Villa, with the WSL season set to begin on September 6.
