Overall, Sonia Bompastor has settled in nicely at Chelsea Women and is focused on bringing her own vision and philosophy to the club while also building on the legacy left by former manager Emma Hayes. She emphasizes the importance of recruitment and creating a squad that shares the same vision and ambitions. Bompastor’s style of play focuses on possession-based football and controlling the midfield, and she is pleased with how the players are adapting to her methods. While the team may not be where they want to be yet, Bompastor is confident they are not far off.
There are more games on TV, more games on the radio, and they are starting to promote the league a lot more. So, I think it’s starting to get better in France, but there’s still work to be done to make sure we are competitive at the international level.
It’s really important to keep growing the sport, and I hope in the future we will have more and more support from the fans and the media in France.
But for now, my focus is on Chelsea and helping the team achieve success in the WSL.