Sarina Wiegman has admitted she was 'very flabbergasted' to see Burna Boy at England's Euro 2025 homecoming celebrations on Tuesday.
Over 65,000 fans turned up to celebrate the Lionesses, who beat Spain on penalties following a 1-1 draw on Sunday to secure their second major title.
Amid the celebrations, Wiegman danced with Burna Boy - with the crowd cheering as they put on a show.
And the England boss, speaking afterwards, has revealed she was 'very flabbergasted' to see the singer - while also expressing her delight.
Sarina Wiegman has admitted she was 'very flabbergasted' to see Burna Boy at England's Euro 2025 homecoming celebrations on Tuesday
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"I was very flabbergasted," she said.
"But I thought 'I'm going to take my moment with him so let's have a little dance with him', and that was incredible.
"I like to dance and I like his music but I totally didn't expect him, so it was such a surprise and I think everyone went out of their mind."
Wiegman has won two trophies with England, with Sunday's triumph over Spain coming three years after her side secured glory at Euro 2022.
On seeing the fans, she continued: "It was incredible, unbelievable.
"To see all these people coming to celebrate with us and supporting us throughout the tournament is just really incredible and surreal."
Ever the professional, however, Wiegman is determined not to rest on her laurels.
The Lionesses coach has admitted there remains work to do with the qualifiers for the 2027 World Cup rapidly approaching.
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Sarina Wiegman was in good spirits as England players celebrated their triumph at Euro 2025
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She said: "We have some things to look back on from the EUROs, it was such a hard tournament in many ways, completely different from any of the others that I've been involved in.
"And we'll be back to work soon, after what has been an incredible few weeks."
Meanwhile, England players have opened up on Tuesday's celebrations. Beth Mead said: "It's pretty crazy. I had to put my glasses on a few times, I could feel myself getting emotional.
"Seeing how much joy we've brought to the nation, the number of people who have come out and supported us throughout the tournament and today, the atmosphere, the adrenaline, was insane.
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"I remember watching the Jubilee so seeing the crowds here for us today is surreal. It's a pinch-me moment."
Defender Maya Le Tissier seconded those comments by saying: "Going on the bus and then standing on stage with all of the staff, all of the players, all of the families at the front, is incredible.
"I had a moment looking out, thinking, 'This is crazy'. It was so special to be out there and to have all of the fans here, because obviously some of them couldn't get to Switzerland. This is their chance.
"The whole tournament was crazy. It was hard watching from the bench with all the late goals but we made it and we are here now. It was all worth it in the end.
England players celebrated their Euro 2025 triumph in London on Tuesday
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"Obviously some of the girls have done it twice and now we want to do it again in four years."
And Niamh Charles added: "If I think back to the younger me that came to visit Buckingham Palace, I never would have thought that I would be stood here now.
"Me and my family did a weekend down here, we went around all of the sights, and we actually have pictures of me posing here, so it is crazy to think this is the reality of women's football now and what we have done."