Former Canada women’s football coach Bev Priestman has said she “didn’t feel safe” living in North America following her one-year ban for spying at the Paris Olympics.
Wellington Phoenix announced Wednesday that Priestman would take over as head coach of their women’s team, returning to football in the country she was banned for spying on with a drone, New Zealand. She has signed a two-year contract.
The 39-year-old was visibly emotional as she discussed her suspension, and how nervous she is to be returning to the sport.
“I didn’t feel safe,” Priestman said of living in Canada after the Olympics. “That’s being brutally honest. It was very difficult for my family, and I have to live with that.
“Obviously it was an absolute media…
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