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The PFA would like to congratulate everyone who contributed to Channel 4 documentary, Football’s Coming Out. It was great to see so many LGBT+ allies taking part, including PFA member, Patrick Bamford, former player, Joleon Lescott and revered manager, Ian Holloway.

Today is Holocaust Memorial Day, a day to honour the six million Jews and other groups of people who were murdered under Nazi persecution and in the genocides of Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur. It is important to remember those who suffered, learn and ensure that prejudice and hatred has no place in today’s world. This is Béla’s story, from the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust.

As part of the PFA’s commitment to improving members future employability and career prospects, we are excited to announce the start of a new project for 2022, the PFA Business School. 

Today, the PFA hosted a meeting facilitating constructive dialogue with FIFA, FIFPRO, and senior professional players in the Premier League and Women's Super League on the future of player welfare.

Twenty years ago today, former West Bromwich Albion striker, Jeff Astle, died aged 59 after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease just four years earlier.

No More Red is a campaign between Arsenal and adidas to help keep young people safe from knife crime and youth violence.