Robert Vilahamn is one of six men who are currently managing the Super League for women, but coach Tottenham wants to see more women in his position.
After the recent dates, Renee Sleger in Arsenal and Natalia Arroyo in Aston Villa has a division of 50-50, which replaced men who replaced men.
But the boss of Spurs, who is in his second season at the club in North London, says that he sees this as an obligation to create greater opportunities for women.
In an interview with BBC Podcast Radio 5 Live Football Weekly said: “You can ask me” Why do you work in women’s game, should you not give the opportunity for women to become a coach? “
“I hope more and more [women] Become trainers. I hope that they become women’s coaches in male game.
“But my way to make sure that I am a good ally for gender equality and I have different age groups of trainers around me – and especially women’s trainers.
“You can tell what you want to me, but I choose a woman over a man if I can do it because I feel that someone has to do it because it [happens] So the opposite way. “
At the beginning of this month, he brought former international Mexico Bri Campos to his coaching staff, who was led by the senior assistant of coach Vicky Jepson, and Vilahamn was full of praise for the duo.
“Their knowledge is amazing and you will not say that if you do not dare to do it,” he said, adding that he was also aware of the need to have women while working in football.
“I work with athletes, and if I think I know about women and [am] Incorrect, I need this knowledge around me to become a good leader.
“The best staff groups are those that have different ages and different sexes. You get [a] much better environment. “
