Jonas Eidevall discusses coaching adjustments with San Diego Wave
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 10:01 AM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Jonas Eidevall, head coach of San Diego Wave, has adapted to significant changes since joining the NWSL in January 2025. He highlighted challenges such as travel, climate shifts, and the league's structure. As San Diego currently holds the highest points tally in the franchise's history, Eidevall focuses on fostering creativity and developing a clear identity in the team's playstyle. He emphasizes the importance of players connecting with their roles and creating a joyful atmosphere on the field.
- •Eidevall moved to San Diego Wave in January 2025.
- •The team has recorded 45 points, the highest in its history.
- •He prioritizes creativity and a strong team identity in coaching.
- •Eidevall previously led Arsenal in the Women's Super League.
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"Moving leagues can bring significant upheaval. Moving continents, even more so. Jet lag, travel from coast to coast, switching from extreme heat to freezing temperatures and playing at altitude are all external factors Jonas Eidevall has had to adapt to since joining the San Diego Wave in January 2025. “They challenge you from a logistical perspective on a totally different level than almost any country in Europe,” he says. Chuck in the different league structure: a hard salary cap, no relegatio
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