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Marie-Louise Eta on Breaking Ground at Union Berlin

The first woman to manage a men's team in Europe's major leagues opens up on her coaching style and influences.

22 Apr 2026 · 22 Apr 2026·1 source

According to The Guardian — Football, Marie-Louise Eta's life changed when she received a call to manage Union Berlin. She discusses her approach to coaching, including 'shouting back' at players, and the influences that have shaped her style. Eta also talks about the challenges of fighting relegation.

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