Marie-Louise Eta becomes first female Bundesliga head coach
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37 claimsMarie-Louise Eta became the first female head coach in Germany's top football league (Bundesliga) last week.
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Marie-Louise Eta is 34 years old.
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No woman has previously been head coach for any team in the top five European leagues until now.
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Open Questions
5 questionsWhat specific measures, if any, Union Berlin or football authorities are taking to address the sexist social media comments directed at Marie-Louise Eta.
The exact terms and duration of Marie-Louise Eta's interim contract, beyond it being for the rest of the season.
Whether Marie-Louise Eta will continue in a coaching role with the men's team after she becomes head coach of the women's team this summer.
The specific reasons for the dismissal of assistant coaches Danilo de Souza and Kevin McKenna alongside Steffen Baumgart.
How the players and coaching staff at Union Berlin have reacted internally to Marie-Louise Eta's appointment.
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