Soccer-I'll cry my eyes out for weeks, says Chelsea boss Hayes ahead of exit


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Women's Super League - Everton v Chelsea - Walton Hall Park, Liverpool, Britain - November 12, 2023 Chelsea manager Emma Hayes before the match Action Images via Reuters/Jason Cairnduff/File Photo

LONDON (Reuters) - Chelsea manager Emma Hayes expects an emotional end to her glittering time at the Women's Super League side when she leaves at the end of this season to take charge of the United States national team.

Hayes took over at Chelsea in 2012 and led them to becoming the dominant force in English women's football, winning six league titles and five FA Cups. It was announced in November that she would leave Chelsea and manage the United States.

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