Dario Vidosic to step down as Brighton manager just before new WSL season
Brighton manager Dario Vidosic is set to leave the club little more than a week before the new Women’s Super League season begins. The unexpected departure matters because he guided Brighton to their first Women’s FA Cup final at Wembley in May, and it leaves the team facing disruption immediately before a significant opening fixture.
The 39-year-old Croatian-born Australian has been in charge for two years, with his decision reportedly surprising many players. Brighton begin their WSL campaign at home to Arsenal on 6 September, while the club declined to comment when approached.
- Vidosic is expected to leave Brighton before the WSL season starts.
- His decision reportedly surprised many Brighton players.
- Brighton face Arsenal in their opening match on 6 September.
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Brighton & Hove Albion Women play in the Women’s Super League (WSL), England’s top division for women’s football. The club’s manager oversees the team’s training, selection and tactics, and works with players and staff across the season.
Dario Vidosic, a Croatian-born Australian, has led Brighton for two years. During his time in charge, the team reached their first Women’s FA Cup final, a major national cup competition, in May. The manager’s role matters as Brighton prepare for a new league campaign and their opening match against Arsenal.
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