As online football content creators gain momentum and catch the eye, new opportunities are being offered by the mainstream.
Tommy Hilfiger is the new global partner of Premier League team Liverpool. The launch has been buzzy – but does it reflect true fans, or an ever-growing divide within the game?
Sky Sports’ short-lived Sky Halo was meant to champion female fans, but was criticised for its tired stereotypes. So, how do female sports fans think Sky could mend their reputation?
As Football content explodes on social media, new job opportunities are emerging within the game – from major media publications to professional clubs.
In recent years, many football clubs have significantly grown their social media presence. While great for fans, it brings added responsibility for players.
Non-league side Northwood FC have recently dealt with major change. The step four team have appointed three different managers since the start of last season.
United by love for the game, female fans are demanding that the sport finally be safe for everyone
“Football at times can be a bit of a lonely life,” states football star Jude Bellingham in his latest video campaign for the sportswear brand adidas. With this quote, the 20-year-old English athlete highlights an aspect of football that is not often mentioned: loneliness.
More women are watching sport than ever before, so why are they still being treated as second class when it comes to merchandising?
What more does women's football need to do?
Women’s football is gaining more popularity, but young girls are still not being taught football equally at school.
