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Dario Vidosic is stepping down as Brighton boss on the eve of the new WSL season, with a move to Angel City on the cards.
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Brighton's Women's Super League boss Dario Vidosic is walking away from the club - just weeks before the new campaign kicks off. Talk about timing.
The Australian is understood to be the frontrunner for the head coach job at Angel City, with a view to taking charge ahead of the 2027 NWSL season, as reported by The Guardian.
Vidosic spent two years in charge on the south coast. In that time, he steered Brighton to their maiden Wembley appearance in the Women's FA Cup final - no small feat for a club still establishing itself among the WSL elite.
The departure has reportedly blindsided several members of the Brighton squad. Pre-season preparations just got a lot more complicated.
Brighton have so far declined to comment on the situation. Fans will be hoping answers - and a replacement - arrive swiftly.
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