Por que o Aston Villa demitiu Natalia Arroyo?

Arroyo foi demitida após início sem vitórias na Women's Super League, incluindo uma derrota de 4-0 contra o Tottenham, o que levou o club a perder confiança em sua capacidade de liderar o time para frente.

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Aston Villa demite Natalia Arroyo

Aston Villa demitiu a treinadora Natalia Arroyo após início sem vitórias na temporada da Women's Super League. O Villa ainda não venceu este temporada, com dois empates e duas derrotas em seus quatro primeiros jogos. Sofreram uma derrota de 4-0 contra o Tottenham no domingo e devem jogar contra o Newcastle na Women's League Cup na quarta-feira.

Arroyo ingressou no Villa em janeiro de 2025 e tinha mais dois anos em seu contrato. Ela se torna a primeira saída de treinador esta temporada. O club informou a Arroyo de sua decisão na segunda-feira, com os jogadores sendo informados na terça-feira de manhã.

O ex-treinador do Everton, Brian Sorensen, agora conselheiro técnico das mulheres do Villa, foi colocado no cargo interino. Apesar do investimento na janela de transferências na temporada passada, o Villa carecia de consistência e foi decepcionante. Embora tenham conquistado um empate contra o Chelsea no final de semana de abertura, pareciam perigosos na defesa e caóticos sem posse. Sua última derrota contra os Spurs parece ter sido suficiente para levar à demissão de Arroyo.