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Ex-Australia international Vidosic named new Brighton boss
Brighton and Hove Albion players form a huddle before the second half during the Women's Super League match at Broadfield Stadium, Brighton and Hove, March 17, 2024
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BRIGHTON appointed former Australia international Dario Vidosic as their new head coach today.
The 37-year-old joins the Women’s Super League side from Melbourne City, where he led the A-League Women side to the Premiers Plate and qualification for the inaugural AFC Women’s Champions League.
He has agreed a contract until 2027 and succeeds Mikey Harris, who had served as interim Brighton boss since February 2024.
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