Nominations open for the 2025 Women’s Football Awards

The Women’s Football Awards, Europe’s biggest event that recognises the stars and pioneers of women’s football, is calling on fans and the public to submit their nominations for the prestigious 2025 awards, set to take place in London on May 1st. 

This highly anticipated annual ceremony celebrates the exceptional athletes, influencers, organisations, and brands driving the growth and success of women’s football in the UK and  globally. 

Past winners have included world-class talents like Arsenal forward Alessia Russo, Paris Saint-Germain and England goalkeeper Mary Earps, Chelsea’s Lauren James, England defender Jess Carter, and broadcasters Alex Scott and Fern Whelan. 

The event also honours organisations and brands that are shaping the future of women’s football through innovation, investment, and visibility. With the 2025 awards taking place in May, nominations are now open, allowing fans to have a say in who makes the final shortlist. 

Key categories include Player of the Year, Young Player of the Year, Women’s Football Broadcaster of the Year, Journalist of the Year, Football Business of the Year, World Cup Player of the Year, and the Off the Pitch Award, among others. 

Eni Aluko, MBE, former Lionesses star and host of the 2023 and 2024 Women’s Football Awards, shared her excitement for this year’s event: “The Women’s Football Awards is the largest and most prestigious celebration of women’s football in Britain and Europe. The game is growing at an extraordinary rate, and the 2025 ceremony will be the perfect moment to celebrate those who are making history. What makes these awards so special is that the public has the power to decide who deserves recognition—so we’re encouraging everyone to nominate their heroes today!”

Arsenal and England forward Beth Mead, MBE, a passionate advocate for the event, added: “The Women’s Football Awards highlight the incredible achievements of women in football worldwide. This event not only shines a spotlight on the players but also the brands, organisations, and people behind the scenes who are helping to elevate the game. It’s an honour to be part of such a special celebration.”

The final shortlist will be revealed in March 2025. 

Fans can submit their nominations online at www.womensfootballawards.com

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this monumental occasion in women’s football. Nominate now and help recognise the game-changers who are inspiring the next generation!