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Grings' appointment followed a highly successful tenure at , where she achieved a domestic double by winning both the league title and the Swiss Cup during the 2021–2022 season. Her transition to the national team was seen as a move to bring her "attacking and winning mentality" to the international stage. Highlights and Challenges

: Despite the initial "permanent" nature of her contract, Grings stepped down by "mutual agreement" in November 2023. This decision followed a difficult streak where the team won only one game throughout 2023 and faced mounting pressure after a string of disappointing results. 2022---Inka-Grings-receives-a-permanent-contract-in-the-SFV

: She led the Swiss team through a successful qualifying campaign and into the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup . Under her leadership, Switzerland won their opening match against the Philippines and reached the round of 16, where they were eventually eliminated by Spain. Grings' appointment followed a highly successful tenure at

In November 2022, was appointed as the new head coach of the Switzerland women’s national football team (SFV/ASF), signing a long-term contract to succeed Nils Nielsen . The Path to the SFV This decision followed a difficult streak where the

Following her time with the SFV, Grings moved on to club football, signing an indefinite contract with the Belgian side in June 2024.