Phil Neville has been named as the new England women head coach, on a deal until 2021.
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| Neville has minimal experience in managing teams, but boasts an impressive playing CV. |
The former England international has coached at Manchester Utd, Valencia and in the England mens set-up before but never managed above Salford City - a team he co-owns.
Neville's first games in charge will be against the two teams above England in the world rankings; United States and Germany in the 'She Believes Cup'.
They will also take on France, the hosts of the upcoming 2019 World Cup that England will be expected to be successful in.
As a player, Neville won 10 titles, including 6 Premier League's whilst at Manchester United and played for England's Senior side 59 times.
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