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Bay FC Names Paul Green Chief Football Officer to Lead Women’s Soccer Operations

Bay FC appointed Paul Green as Chief Football Officer to lead women's soccer operations, bringing extensive leadership experience from Chelsea FC Women to build a competitive team in the NWSL.

Bay FC announced the appointment of Paul Green as their new Chief Football Officer on September 21, 2026, adding a highly experienced leader to the club’s women’s soccer front office. Green arrives with over two decades of experience in women’s football, including a 13-year successful stint at Chelsea FC Women where he served as general manager and head of women’s football.

During his time at Chelsea, Green was integral in securing 19 trophies, including eight league championships and six Women’s FA Cups, helping to establish Chelsea Women as a dominant force domestically and in Europe. At Bay FC, he will oversee all football operations including roster strategy and staff management, working closely with Head Coach Emma Coates to develop a team that embodies the club’s playing identity and championship ambitions in the NWSL.

Bay FC CEO Kay Cossington praised Green’s leadership and comprehensive football expertise, citing his ability to build winning environments that blend recruitment, player development, and high-performance culture. President Bernard Gutmann emphasized that Green shares the club’s vision to build a sustainable and successful team on and off the field.

Paul Green expressed enthusiasm for joining Bay FC during an exciting phase for the club. He committed to fostering a strong team identity, winning mentality, and providing the support players need to reach their full potential while helping the club establish itself among the league’s elite.

CSB Take

Paul Green’s hiring signals Bay FC’s strategic intent to leverage proven international leadership to elevate the club’s competitiveness in women’s soccer. His deep experience in managing championship-caliber teams and building cohesive football operations is well suited to the club’s goals. Working alongside head coach Emma Coates, Green is poised to shape a roster and culture that align with Bay FC’s ambitions for sustained success in the NWSL.


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