England Women Coach Sarina Wiegman 'Will Manage In The Premier League'

On home soil, England went all the way in the tournament and beat Germany 2-1 in extra time in the final at Wembley Stadium.

It was a first major trophy for England since the 1966 World Cup win, ending 56 years of hurt.

And Wiegman's managerial abilities throughout the triumph have not gone unnoticed. The 52-year-old previously guided her native Netherlands to the same trophy five years ago and replicated the achievement just ten months into her tenure with England.

She has helped create an incredible team spirit and work ethic, as well as proving tactically astute and implementing an attractive style of play.

Wiegman proved particularly shrewd with her substitutions and did everything with a calmness.

"One hundred per cent," Bent replied to a caller on talkSPORT when asked if Weigman was capable of managing in the Championship or Premier League.

"In some capacity at some stage, she will do. And not just her. People have spoke about Emma Hayes. If we keep seeing the emergence of the women's game going the way it is - and obviously we've just seen England win the Euros, she's going to get an opportunity at some stage."