5 controversies to know about ahead of the 2023 Women's World Cup
he didn’t recall using that language, but he apologized publicly. “She felt that I treated her concerns disrespectfully. I feel terrible about making her feel this way,” he said. “I’ve since communicated with Christine and her agent to apologize personally. It was a mistake. I take responsibility for it. I regret it.”)
In March, the federation and team reached an interim funding agreement. But the two sides have not resolved long-term issues. Canada faces Nigeria, in Melbourne, on July 21. The players will seek to put the tumult behind them—for now—and take home Canada’s first-ever World Cup title.France’s Women’s national football team head coach Hervé Renard and the team’s defender Wendie Renard arrive for a press conference at Stade Gabriel Montpied in Clermont-Ferrand, France, on April 6, 2023.
The players took issue with the leadership style of national team coach Corinne Diacre, who had stripped Renard of her captaincy in 2017 . French midfielder Amandine Henry—who will miss this World Cup due to a calf injury—the tense atmosphere caused her and other players to cry in their rooms during the 2019 tournament. After Renard made her statement, the French federation president, Philippe Diallo, formed a four-person panel to investigate the team’s culture.
Hervé Renard , who led Saudi Arabia to a stunning upset victory over Argentina at the 2022 men’s World Cup in Qatar—and who won Africa Cup of Nations titles as coach of men’s teams in Zambia and Côte d’Ivoire —was hired to replace Diacre. Wendi Renard and Diani are on France’s World Cup roster. “Without unity, we can’t achieve anything – I insist on that all the time, and it’ll always be my guiding principle,” Hervé Renardin a recent interview.
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