"Football Clubs Grapple with Inappropriate Coach-Player Relationships"
Women's Super League managers, including Emma Hayes and Carla Ward, believe that coaches having relationships with players is inappropriate and should be a sackable offense, emphasizing the need for safeguarding and minimum standards in the professional game. This comes in the wake of an investigation into Leicester City manager Willie Kirk over an alleged relationship with a player, prompting calls for action and consequences within the women's game.