Marie-Louise Eta began her career as a trainer at SV Werder Bremen in 2018. Source: DPA / Andreas Gora/DPA/AAP Image
Last weekend, a Dresden-born woman wrote German football history. After 1. FC Union Berlin declared the dismissal of coach Steffen Baumgart, the announcement of his successor made even bigger headlines: Marie-Louise Eta is to coach the team in Köpenick until summer — as the first female head coach of a men's Bundesliga team.
Last weekend, a Dresden-born woman wrote German football history. After 1. FC Union Berlin declared the dismissal of coach Steffen Baumgart, the announcement of his successor made even bigger headlines: Marie-Louise Eta is to coach the team in Köpenick until summer — as the first female head coach of a men's Bundesliga team.
