Spain’s women’s national team have parted ways with head coach Montse Tome, appointing Sonia Bermudez as her successor.
Tome’s contract will not be renewed when it expires on 31 August, the Spanish Football Federation confirmed.
The 43-year-old became Spain’s first female head coach in September 2023 after serving as Jorge Vilda’s assistant.
Vilda was dismissed in the wake of the Luis Rubiales scandal, and Tome went on to guide Spain to victory in the inaugural Women’s Nations League in February 2024.
She also led the team to the Euro 2025 final, where they were beaten by England on penalties.
In a statement, the RFEF thanked Tome for her “work, professionalism and dedication” ahead of her departure at the end of the month.
Bermudez, 40, won nine league titles during her playing career with Rayo Vallecano, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Levante, and made 61 appearances for Spain.
She had been coaching the Under-23s before her promotion and previously captained the senior side, representing her country at the 2015 World Cup where La Roja finished bottom of their group.
