Emma Hayes

Chelsea Women’s football manager Emma Hayes has described becoming an OBE as a “real honour” and an “unbelievable experience”.Hayes was appointed by the Duke of Cambridge at Buckingham Palace as the sun shone on the capital on Friday morning.London-born Hayes, 45, has been the manager of Chelsea FC Women since 2012, and said of the OBE: “It’s a real honour for myself, for my family, for my football club. I’ve had an unbelievable experience.”She and William spoke about the upcoming Women’s Euro 2022, which is to be hosted by England next month.“We talked about the growth of the women’s game...

Sam Kerr believes Chelsea Women manager Emma Hayes has “got it all” as the striker targets more silverware under the hugely successful Blues boss next season. Hayes guided her side to the domestic Barclays Women’s Super League and FA Cup double this season, and has led Chelsea to 11 major trophies since taking charge in 2012.

Chelsea Women's manager Emma Hayes has admitted that she hates being asked about rumours linking her with a move into the men's game.

While growing up in Garland, N.C., a small rural town in Sampson County, Emma Hayes always planned to go to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. When she visited campus during her junior year of high school, however, something didn’t click. Two years and a big red envelope later, she settled into life at NC State – carrying a newfound appreciation for open-mindedness with her.

Chelsea Women have signed Eve Perisset on a three-year deal from Bordeaux.The Blues add the 27-year-old defender, who will wear the No 15, after winning both the Women’s Super League and Women’s FA Cup last season.“It’s a fantastic honour to join Chelsea and to be the first French female player to become a Blue,” said Perisset.“I am very thankful for the opportunity that has been given to me. The time was right for me to make this big move to London and join the English Super League and I cannot wait to meet the team and the fans later this...

After winning the FAWSL Manager of the Season in 2022 and the Best FIFA Women’s Coach in 2021, teams are now taking note of what Emma Hayes is doing with the Chelsea Women. As her success with the Blues continues to move to the next level, there has been some talk about whether Hayes could take her talents to the men’s game. For Chelsea, this would be a nightmare and something that probably might not happen given how much Hayes loves the club, but having a manager that can be considered for this position is incredibly rare in today’s society.

Crawley Town explored the possibility of recruiting Chelsea Women's boss Emma Hayes as their new manager. One source has told Sky Sports News Hayes was the No 1 choice and the club had made moves to approach her about the role. Hayes was recently named FA WSL Manager of the...

Chelsea have penned a message of thanks to Thomas Tuchel, Emma Hayes, the players and staff at the club for their support during the takeover process.

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes has been named the 2021/22 Manager of the Season, scooping the award for a third consecutive campaign.

Chelsea Women's boss Emma Hayes has been named FA WSL Manager of the Season after clinching a third league title in a row. Hayes led her team to success not only in the WSL but also the Vitality Women's FA Cup. They did lose their Continental Cup crown to Manchester City in March, however, losing 3-1 to Manchester City at Plough Lane.

Emma Hayes insisted “there is nothing to talk about” regarding her future at Chelsea after leading her side to the Women’s Super League and FA Cup double with a 3-2 victory over Manchester City at Wembley on Sunday.Sam Kerr struck an extra-time winner as Chelsea clinched their second trophy in a week after being pushed all the way by a City side that twice fought back from a goal down.It was the 11th major trophy Hayes has won since taking charge of Chelsea in 2012, but the 45-year-old was quick to dismiss any suggestions it may mark the end of...

Sam Kerr’s extra-time winner in the FA Cup Final helped boss Emma Hayes claim her 11th major trophy in charge of Chelsea Women.The long-serving manager has brought stability and a whole host of silverware to the Blues since she took over in 2012.Here, the PA news agency takes a look at each trophy won by Chelsea under the stewardship of Hayes.2015 FA CupJi So-yun’s first-half strike earned a 1-0 win over Notts County at Wembley to give Hayes a first piece of silverware with the west Londoners. A glittering spell for the club would follow.2014-15 Women’s Super LeagueTwo months after...

Emma Hayes insisted “there is nothing to talk about” regarding her future at Chelsea after leading her side to the Women’s Super League and FA Cup double with a 3-2 victory over Manchester City at Wembley on Sunday. Sam Kerr struck an extra-time winner as Chelsea clinched...

Emma Hayes said her Chelsea players would "go down in history" after defending their FA Cup crown in front of a record crowd at Wembley to complete the domestic Double. Their victory over Manchester City in extra time came seven days after Chelsea won a third successive Women's Super League title.

‘I seriously want to cry with joy,’ said Blues manager after her side sealed a league and FA Cup double with a 3-2 victory against Manchester City at Wembley