Bruce Mwape Ranked Sixth Best Women's National Team Coach in the World by IFFHS

28.12.2024 | Football DNA ⚽️

The International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) has recognized Bruce Mwape, coach of Zambia’s Copper Queens, as the sixth best Women’s National Team coach in the world for 2024. This prestigious ranking highlights Mwape’s remarkable achievements and his pivotal role in elevating Zambian women’s football on the global stage.

Top 10 IFFHS Women’s World Best National Coaches 2024

The 2024 award was won by Emma Hayes, who led the USA Women’s National Team to an Olympic gold medal in Paris. Hayes, a seasoned manager often ranked in the top 10 for her success with Chelsea, achieved this milestone in her first year as USA coach.

Montse Tomé of Spain and Sarina Wiegman of England followed in second and third place, respectively, reflecting their dominance in European football.

A Historic Moment for Zambia

Bruce Mwape’s inclusion in the top 10 is a testament to his exceptional leadership, which saw the Copper Queens compete at the highest levels and inspire a new generation of Zambian athletes. His ranking highlights the growing recognition of African football on the global stage.

As Mwape continues to guide the Copper Queens, his contributions to women’s football in Zambia remain invaluable. Congratulations to Coach Mwape for this well-deserved honor!

Read more: IFFHS Official Rankings