Caroline Weir is a Scottish professional footballer who plays as an attacking midfielder or forward for Spanish Primera División club Real Madrid CF and the Scotland women’s national team. The global football star, who has also played for Liverpool and Manchester City, is also ambassador for Common Goal and Girls United. 

Anita Asante is a trailblazer in women’s football, renowned for her skill, leadership, and influence on and off the pitch. Over a stellar career spanning more than two decades, she represented top clubs including Arsenal, Chelsea, and Aston Villa, while also showcasing her talents in the USA and Sweden. Asante was a key figure in Arsenal’s iconic 2006/07 squad that captured a historic quadruple, cementing her status as one of the game’s greats. Capped over 70 times by England, she brought strength and elegance to the national side. In recognition of her lasting impact on the sport and her advocacy for inclusion and equality, Asante received the Game-Changer Award at the 2025 Women’s Football Awards.

Chloe Morgan is a former professional footballer and the current Head of She’s A Baller, a UK-based platform and creative agency dedicated to championing women’s football culture. A former goalkeeper for Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal, and Crystal Palace, Chloe transitioned to a career in media and advocacy after retiring from professional football in 2022. She co-hosts the Upfront podcast and has contributed to major outlets like BBC Sport, talkSPORT, and Sky Sports News. As Head of She’s A Baller, Chloe leads initiatives that celebrate and promote the women’s game, from grassroots to elite levels. Her work emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and representation, making her a prominent voice in the sport.

Fiona McIntyre is a leading figure in women’s football, currently serving as the Managing Director of the Scottish Women’s Premier League (SWPL). Appointed in July 2022, she was the inaugural person to hold this role, following her tenure as Head of Girls’ and Women’s Football at the Scottish FA. During her time at the Scottish FA, McIntyre played a pivotal role in implementing the first-ever strategy for girls’ and women’s football in Scotland. She won the Unsung Hero award at the 2025 Women’s Football Awards. 

Jamie Carragher is a Liverpool legend and former England international who has become one of football’s most respected broadcasters. Since retiring in 2013, he has brought his trademark passion and insight to Sky Sports and CBS. His love for the game extends beyond the pitch and screen – Carragher co-founded the Women’s Football Awards initiative in 2023, helping to shine a spotlight on the achievements and growth of the women’s game.

Kim Leadbeater has been Labour MP for Batley and Spen since July 2021 and is chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Sport. Prior to her election, Kim was a lecturer in Higher Education and  later set up her own business as a personal trainer, wellbeing coach and group exercise instructor.  In 2021 she was awarded an MBE for her services to social cohesion and combating loneliness.

Yvonne has led Women In Football as CEO since January 2022. Previously, she served as Managing Director of Project 92, driving sport and education initiatives for the Class of 92, including UA92 in Greater Manchester. With over 20 years in the sports industry, Yvonne is passionate about equality at all levels. In 2023, she received a Women’s Football Award.

Conor Coady is an England international defender for Leicester City. Coady was part of the England squad the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, making over 450 career appearances for clubs such as Everton, Wolves and Liverpool. He was named Football Ally of the Year at the 2021 British LGBT Awards and co-founded Football for Change, the social mobility charity, alongside Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jamie Carragher.

Deborah Arthurs is editor of Metro.co.uk, a global news website with over 300m PVs per month. She has had a distinguished media career and was part of the launch team for MailOnline, editing the Femail, Food & Drink, Wellness, Fashion & Beauty pages before joining Metro.co.uk. Deborah was part of the launch team for the Women’s Football Awards.

Former Chelsea and Juventus star Eni Aluko has incredible football pedigree, having played more than 100 times for England. The ex-striker, who has won numerous trophies and represented Team GB at the Olympics, was appointed sporting director at Aston Villa WFC after hanging up her boots before switching to Angel City FC in the United States. Aluko also works as a pundit and commentator across the men’s and women’s game.

Seema Jaswal is a globally-recognised sports presenter who has achieved a broadcasting ‘quadruple’ in football – leading coverage on Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and international matches – for BT Sport and ITV. Seema fronted coverage of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and hosted the Women’s Champions League final for DAZN. 

A trailblazer in the women’s game, Toni Duggan set the standard for playing abroad having started her career at Everton and then switching to Manchester City before plying her trade in Spain at Barcelona and Atletico Madrid. Having so far made more than 75 appearances for England, the versatile winger and forward is now back on home soil with the Toffees and is an ambassador for Football For Change and Kick It Out. 

Julie is Brand Director at ScottishPower and has spearheaded the landmark partnerships with Scottish Women’s Football and the Scottish Women’s Premier League. She is responsible for leading the company’s commitment to energising women and girls’ football from grassroots through to the elite level, uniting all organisations as a powerful force for women and girls in Scotland, both on and off the pitch. Using ScottishPower’s platform to promote awareness, diversity and participation in both football and STEM careers, Julie’s philosophy is to develop strategic initiatives which are meaningful, authentic, and action-driven.

Liesel is the Women’s Football Lead at VISA in Europe where she played an integral role in VISA becoming the first major brand to partner with UEFA Women’s Football. She currently manages the UEFA property portfolio for VISA and is responsible for developing the strategy, management and activation of the Team VISA Women’s Football programme. In 2020 Liesel co-created The Second Half, a career development programme for professional female footballers, which aims to prepare players for the transition into their second career once they hang up their football boots.

Missy Bo Kearns is an England youth international and one of the brightest midfield talents in the Women’s Super League. A Liverpool native, she spent 15 years at her hometown club, making over 100 appearances and captaining the England U23s. In August 2024, Kearns made a high-profile move to Aston Villa on a three-year deal, aiming to elevate her game and secure a spot in the senior Lionesses squad. At Villa, she has already captained the team in a Women’s League Cup match against Tottenham Hotspur, demonstrating her leadership qualities .

In recognition of her outstanding performances, Kearns was named Young Player of the Year at the 2023 Women’s Football Awards, highlighting her rapid rise in the sport. Her ambition and drive make her a key figure to watch in the coming seasons.

Caroline Weir is a Scottish professional footballer who plays as an attacking midfielder or forward for Spanish Primera División club Real Madrid CF and the Scotland women’s national team. The global football star, who has also played for Liverpool and Manchester City, is also ambassador for Common Goal and Girls United. 

Anita Asante is a trailblazer in women’s football, renowned for her skill, leadership, and influence on and off the pitch. Over a stellar career spanning more than two decades, she represented top clubs including Arsenal, Chelsea, and Aston Villa, while also showcasing her talents in the USA and Sweden. Asante was a key figure in Arsenal’s iconic 2006/07 squad that captured a historic quadruple, cementing her status as one of the game’s greats. Capped over 70 times by England, she brought strength and elegance to the national side. In recognition of her lasting impact on the sport and her advocacy for inclusion and equality, Asante received the Game-Changer Award at the 2025 Women’s Football Awards.

Chloe Morgan is a former professional footballer and the current Head of She’s A Baller, a UK-based platform and creative agency dedicated to championing women’s football culture. A former goalkeeper for Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal, and Crystal Palace, Chloe transitioned to a career in media and advocacy after retiring from professional football in 2022. She co-hosts the Upfront podcast and has contributed to major outlets like BBC Sport, talkSPORT, and Sky Sports News. As Head of She’s A Baller, Chloe leads initiatives that celebrate and promote the women’s game, from grassroots to elite levels. Her work emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and representation, making her a prominent voice in the sport.

Fiona McIntyre is a leading figure in women’s football, currently serving as the Managing Director of the Scottish Women’s Premier League (SWPL). Appointed in July 2022, she was the inaugural person to hold this role, following her tenure as Head of Girls’ and Women’s Football at the Scottish FA. During her time at the Scottish FA, McIntyre played a pivotal role in implementing the first-ever strategy for girls’ and women’s football in Scotland. She won the Unsung Hero award at the 2025 Women’s Football Awards. 

Jamie Carragher is a Liverpool legend and former England international who has become one of football’s most respected broadcasters. Since retiring in 2013, he has brought his trademark passion and insight to Sky Sports and CBS. His love for the game extends beyond the pitch and screen – Carragher co-founded the Women’s Football Awards initiative in 2023, helping to shine a spotlight on the achievements and growth of the women’s game.

Kim Leadbeater has been Labour MP for Batley and Spen since July 2021 and is chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Sport. Prior to her election, Kim was a lecturer in Higher Education and  later set up her own business as a personal trainer, wellbeing coach and group exercise instructor.  In 2021 she was awarded an MBE for her services to social cohesion and combating loneliness.

Yvonne has led Women In Football as CEO since January 2022. Previously, she served as Managing Director of Project 92, driving sport and education initiatives for the Class of 92, including UA92 in Greater Manchester. With over 20 years in the sports industry, Yvonne is passionate about equality at all levels. In 2023, she received a Women’s Football Award.

Conor Coady is an England international defender for Leicester City. Coady was part of the England squad the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, making over 450 career appearances for clubs such as Everton, Wolves and Liverpool. He was named Football Ally of the Year at the 2021 British LGBT Awards and co-founded Football for Change, the social mobility charity, alongside Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jamie Carragher.

Deborah Arthurs is editor of Metro.co.uk, a global news website with over 300m PVs per month. She has had a distinguished media career and was part of the launch team for MailOnline, editing the Femail, Food & Drink, Wellness, Fashion & Beauty pages before joining Metro.co.uk. Deborah was part of the launch team for the Women’s Football Awards.

Former Chelsea and Juventus star Eni Aluko has incredible football pedigree, having played more than 100 times for England. The ex-striker, who has won numerous trophies and represented Team GB at the Olympics, was appointed sporting director at Aston Villa WFC after hanging up her boots before switching to Angel City FC in the United States. Aluko also works as a pundit and commentator across the men’s and women’s game.

Seema Jaswal is a globally-recognised sports presenter who has achieved a broadcasting ‘quadruple’ in football – leading coverage on Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and international matches – for BT Sport and ITV. Seema fronted coverage of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and hosted the Women’s Champions League final for DAZN. 

A trailblazer in the women’s game, Toni Duggan set the standard for playing abroad having started her career at Everton and then switching to Manchester City before plying her trade in Spain at Barcelona and Atletico Madrid. Having so far made more than 75 appearances for England, the versatile winger and forward is now back on home soil with the Toffees and is an ambassador for Football For Change and Kick It Out. 

Julie is Brand Director at ScottishPower and has spearheaded the landmark partnerships with Scottish Women’s Football and the Scottish Women’s Premier League. She is responsible for leading the company’s commitment to energising women and girls’ football from grassroots through to the elite level, uniting all organisations as a powerful force for women and girls in Scotland, both on and off the pitch. Using ScottishPower’s platform to promote awareness, diversity and participation in both football and STEM careers, Julie’s philosophy is to develop strategic initiatives which are meaningful, authentic, and action-driven.

Liesel is the Women’s Football Lead at VISA in Europe where she played an integral role in VISA becoming the first major brand to partner with UEFA Women’s Football. She currently manages the UEFA property portfolio for VISA and is responsible for developing the strategy, management and activation of the Team VISA Women’s Football programme. In 2020 Liesel co-created The Second Half, a career development programme for professional female footballers, which aims to prepare players for the transition into their second career once they hang up their football boots.

Missy Bo Kearns is an England youth international and one of the brightest midfield talents in the Women’s Super League. A Liverpool native, she spent 15 years at her hometown club, making over 100 appearances and captaining the England U23s. In August 2024, Kearns made a high-profile move to Aston Villa on a three-year deal, aiming to elevate her game and secure a spot in the senior Lionesses squad. At Villa, she has already captained the team in a Women’s League Cup match against Tottenham Hotspur, demonstrating her leadership qualities .

In recognition of her outstanding performances, Kearns was named Young Player of the Year at the 2023 Women’s Football Awards, highlighting her rapid rise in the sport. Her ambition and drive make her a key figure to watch in the coming seasons.