Manchester City's Revival: The Quiet Confidence of Andrée Jeglertz
For years, Manchester City have been searching for their elusive Women's Super League (WSL) title. After a decade without a championship since their last victory in 2011, the team's fortunes began to shift with the appointment of new head coach Andrée Jeglertz. What was expected to be an incremental improvement has turned into a full-blown revival.
Jeglertz's calm and measured approach to the game is soothing to players and staff alike. The Swedish coach exudes confidence without appearing arrogant, crediting his team members for their hard work rather than relying on inspirational rhetoric. His focus lies in maintaining balance between high expectations and harsh realities – reminding his squad that only a win against Chelsea can salvage their chances of reclaiming the title.
The transformation is also evident in City's playing style. With a strong emphasis on possession and set-piece goals, they have begun to outmaneuver opponents with greater ease. Lauren Hemp and Kerstin Casparij lead the league for successful crosses, while goalkeeper Alex Greenwood secures more 'big chances' than any other team. The squad has also witnessed an influx of fresh talent, including Laura Blindkilde Brown and Iman Beney.
What sets this City squad apart is its unity. Sources close to the team reveal a culture that emphasizes inclusivity during social gatherings, and with no signs of negativity creeping in. Director of Football Therese Sjögran's expertise in women's football has also been instrumental in identifying quality talent like Hasegawa and Miedema.
While acknowledging that their work is far from over, City fans sense a renewed determination emanating from the team. This may be more than just a case of being fresher or having fewer European commitments – it appears to be an actual shift in style and approach that could propel them to glory.
For years, Manchester City have been searching for their elusive Women's Super League (WSL) title. After a decade without a championship since their last victory in 2011, the team's fortunes began to shift with the appointment of new head coach Andrée Jeglertz. What was expected to be an incremental improvement has turned into a full-blown revival.
Jeglertz's calm and measured approach to the game is soothing to players and staff alike. The Swedish coach exudes confidence without appearing arrogant, crediting his team members for their hard work rather than relying on inspirational rhetoric. His focus lies in maintaining balance between high expectations and harsh realities – reminding his squad that only a win against Chelsea can salvage their chances of reclaiming the title.
The transformation is also evident in City's playing style. With a strong emphasis on possession and set-piece goals, they have begun to outmaneuver opponents with greater ease. Lauren Hemp and Kerstin Casparij lead the league for successful crosses, while goalkeeper Alex Greenwood secures more 'big chances' than any other team. The squad has also witnessed an influx of fresh talent, including Laura Blindkilde Brown and Iman Beney.
What sets this City squad apart is its unity. Sources close to the team reveal a culture that emphasizes inclusivity during social gatherings, and with no signs of negativity creeping in. Director of Football Therese Sjögran's expertise in women's football has also been instrumental in identifying quality talent like Hasegawa and Miedema.
While acknowledging that their work is far from over, City fans sense a renewed determination emanating from the team. This may be more than just a case of being fresher or having fewer European commitments – it appears to be an actual shift in style and approach that could propel them to glory.
! Andrée Jeglertz's calm vibes are definitely helping the team gel and play with more cohesion 
️. The way she balances expectations and reality is super smart, and it's awesome that she's giving credit where credit is due 
. Plus, that playing style is so refreshing – all about possession and set pieces, and those crosses from Hemp and Casparij are insane 
! And can we talk about the squad morale? It sounds like they're having a real party vibe off the pitch 
, which is a big part of what's making them tick. Fingers crossed they can bring home that title soon 
!
... I mean, they've been searching for a title for years, so I don't know if this is just another false dawn... But on the other hand, Jeglertz seems legit 
, his calm approach might be exactly what they need to gel as a team. And those new signings are sounding promising 
... but I'm still not convinced that City can actually pull it off 
... they've come so close before and fell short... but maybe this time will be different? 
anyway its cool to see andreé jeglertz coming in and bringing some stability to the squad hes all about balance and not being too flashy which i think is a good vibe for them also gotta give credit to lauren hemp and kerstin casparij on their crosses degoalkeeper alex greenwood is like a superhero 
. It's so refreshing to see a team that doesn't rely on hype or flashy stats, just steady progress 
. And can we talk about their playing style? Possession-based football is my JAM 
! They're really outmaneuvering opponents now and it's amazing to see the fresh talent they've brought in 
. No negativity or drama, just a positive vibe that's spreading throughout the team 
. And let's not forget Director of Football Therese Sjögran's expertise - she's really helped identify some top talent 
. So yeah, I'm all in on this Manchester City revival 
underway! Andrée Jeglertz's calm vibes 
have the squad feeling confident 
, and their playing style is getting 
better by the game 
! It's not just about being fresher or having fewer European commitments... I think we're witnessing a full-blown style shift 
️!
. I mean, that set-piece goal thingy has been working out pretty well for them too! And can we talk about how refreshing it is to see all these talented young players coming in and shaking things up? It's like a whole new team! Lauren Hemp and Kerstin Casparij are absolute stars 
, but now they've got this quiet confidence thing going on and it's just so satisfying to watch 
, and I love how she credits her team members for the wins 
- they're all about that positivity and inclusivity energy 
... Lauren Hemp and Kerstin Casparij are on fire 
. I'm loving the fresh talent too 
!
it's so refreshing to see a team that's not trying to be anything they're not, just being their authentic selves on and off the pitch
I'm loving the stats on Manchester City's Revival 
And Alex Greenwood is holding down the fort like a rockstar, saving more 'big chances' than anyone else in the league 
. But what really sets them apart is that unity and culture of inclusivity. It's all about balance and humility under Jeglertz's guidance. I mean, have you seen their possession stats? 
52% completion rate is insane! And with fresh talent coming in like Laura Blindkilde Brown, I think we're looking at a serious title contender this season 
Did you know that Manchester City's squad has the highest percentage of players with 100+ caps? 
That level of experience and cohesion is crucial for success in the WSL. And with Jeglertz at the helm, I think we're looking at a team that's ready to take on all comers 
And Lauren Hemp is just a beast out there on the pitch! But what really gets me excited is that they're not just relying on individual talent, they're building a solid team culture. All these social gatherings and inclusivity vibes are giving me life