Being a Black football fan and supporter of Manchester United and the England national team brings challenges due to persistent racism. As of 2025, racism remains an issue, particularly affecting Black players. The UEFA Women's EURO 2025 finals highlight the contrast between the significant strides made in diversity since 2005. Supportive brands, like Heineken, contribute to cultural change within football. Former England player Jill Scott discusses the sport’s evolution and the ongoing racist challenges faced by players, illustrating the need for continued progress in the fight against racism in the sport.
Growing up as a Black football fan and supporter of Manchester United and the England national team isn't for the faint-hearted, facing racism over the years.
Change doesn't happen overnight, but there have been significant leaps in diversity and inclusion, particularly in women's football from 2005 to 2025.
Brands like Heineken are committed to cultural change in football, aiming to improve the sport both on and off the pitch.
Jill Scott emphasizes the evolution of the game, while acknowledging that racism still persists within the sport, affecting players like Jess Carter.
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