Gwalia United appoint fourth manager in a year

Gwalia United forward Cori Williams-Mills has been named as the club's latest manager.

The former Wales international becomes the fourth managerial appointment in the space of 12 months at the National League Southern Premier side.

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Williams-Mills replaces Stevie Campbell-McCarthy, who has left the role after just three months in charge.

The 34-year-old striker will continue playing having been among the leading goal-scorers over the last two seasons.

"I'm keen to contribute to Gwalia both as a player and as a coach, and to start putting some ideas into practice with the group," said Williams-Mills.

Williams-Mills' first game in charge is on Sunday, 4 January at home against bottom side Billericay Town.

Gwalia, the only Wales-based team in the English women's system, have entered 2026 in the relegation places after just three wins from 12 games.