Marie-Louise Eta: First Woman to Manage a Top European Men's Soccer Team

Berlin's Marie-Louise Eta has made history as the first female head coach of a top-tier European men's soccer club, taking the reins at Union Berlin in the Bundesliga.

In a groundbreaking move that shatters the glass ceiling in European soccer, Marie-Louise Eta has been appointed as the new manager of Union Berlin, becoming the first woman to take the helm of a top-tier men's club team on the continent.

The 42-year-old Eta, who previously served as an assistant coach for the German national women's team, takes charge of the Bundesliga side as they aim to build on their impressive 2021-22 campaign, which saw them finish fifth and qualify for the UEFA Europa League.

Trailblazer: Marie-Louise Eta Becomes First Woman to Manage a Top European Men's Soccer Team

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