Ukraine Appoints Iia Andrushchak as New Head Coach of Women's National Football Team.
New Leadership for Ukraine's Women's Football Team
According to Novyny.live: The Ukrainian Football Association has named Iia Andrushchak as the new head coach of the women's national team. She succeeds Volodymyr Pyatenko, who left the position in January after his contract expired. Andrushchak, 38, brings significant international experience from her playing career, having earned 58 caps and scored two goals for the Ukrainian national side. This appointment is part of a broader effort to strengthen the women's game in Ukraine.
Iia Andrushchak's Background and Football Contributions
Prior to this national team role, Andrushchak was working with the men's U-19 side at Vorskla Poltava during the 2023–2024 season. In 2025, she was also appointed head coach of Vorskla's women's team. Her diverse coaching background demonstrates a commitment to developing football in Ukraine and suggests she will bring fresh ideas to the national team setup.
The appointment of Iia Andrushchak to this key position represents a significant step forward for women's football in Ukraine.
This coaching change occurs as women's football continues to grow in popularity and structure within the country. Andrushchak's dual perspective as a former international player and a coach is expected to positively impact the team's performance. Success under her leadership could prove crucial for elevating the standard of the women's game in Ukraine and attracting greater support for the sport.
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