Steinhaus-Webb took charge of finals in the Women’s World Cup, Olympics and matches in the men’s Bundesliga as an official
The head of women’s refereeing in England, Bibiana Steinhaus-Webb, is leaving the role to take up a position with Fifa.
The German, who is married to men's referee boss Howard Webb, joins the world governing body as its new head of women's refereeing.
The 45-year-old previously enjoyed a stellar career as an official and joined Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) in 2021 when the organisation took charge of officiating in the Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship.
Under her leadership the select group of officials for the women’s professional game has doubled in size.
In a statement the PGMOL said it wanted to build "on the progressive foundations" set by Steinhaus-Webb and thanked her for her "immense contribution".
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