Rehanne Skinner is leaving West Ham Women immediately after a disappointing start to this new WSL. The Hammers are currently ranked 11th with five points and have only won one WSL game so far. The Hammers drew the only team beneath them, Liverpool, 2-2 on Sunday.
Skinner became the first woman to head the WSL women’s team as of summer 2023.
Skinner, the former Tottenham manager, led West Ham to a ninth-place finish in the Premier League last season.
Skinner has spent two and a half years with the club, but they’ve struggled to match that success this year.
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Highlights of the WSL match between West Ham and Liverpool
A club statement said: “Recent performance has not been up to expectations, and the board believes that changes are needed as soon as possible to improve our team’s place in the WSL.”
The board would like thank Rehanne and wish her success in the future for all her hard work, dedication and commitment while she was with the Hammers.The process of hiring a new head coach for the women’s team is in progress. At this time, the club will not make any further comments.
2025-12-18 14:35:00
