Chelsea head coach Sonia Bompastor has committed her future to the club, signing a contract extension that will keep her at the helm until 2030. Bompastor joined the Blues in May 2024, taking over from Emma Hayes. In her debut season, she guided the team to an unbeaten domestic treble, showcasing her immediate impact on the squad.

Despite the early success, Chelsea's performance in the Women's Super League this season has been less consistent. They currently trail Manchester City by 12 points, sitting in third place. Bompastor attributes the team's struggles to injuries. The club will be hoping to see a turnaround in form as they compete on multiple fronts, including the Champions League and FA Cup.

Bompastor expressed her gratitude for the club's support, emphasizing her commitment to bringing more success. Chelsea are set to face Tottenham this weekend. With continued competition in multiple tournaments, the focus will be on securing silverware. The team needs to recover quickly to regain their dominance in the league.