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A day of networking and learning with the leaders of football. 🤝 The PFA Business School hosted a special event for our students with aspirations to impact the future of the game.

An opportunity to learn from the very best. Course Director Emma Hayes OBE will support players aspiring to transition into leadership roles through our new Women’s Football Management MSc. 🎓👏 Enrolment is now open. 🔗 thepfa.com/news/2026/3/19…

Meet some of the lecturers teaching on our new PFA Business School MSc in Women’s Football Management. A programme designed to prepare current and former players transition into leadership roles within the women’s game. Enrolment is now open.

We’ve made a signing… We’re delighted to announce that Emma Hayes OBE is joining the PFA Business School to lead our new master’s degree in Women’s Football Management. Enrolment is now open. ⤵️

Wishing a happy 30th birthday to the current PFA Players’ Player of the Year, Arsenal star Mariona Caldentey 🎉🏆

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A deserved PFA Premier League Fans’ Player of the Month award for Benjamin Šeško 👏🏆

Boni’s a Benin international 🇧🇯 Congratulations to Brentford forward Michel Boni on receiving his first call-up to the Les Guépards 🔥

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In 2025, the PFA completed the biggest ever study on neurodiversity in sport. #NeurodiversityWeek

"In the past, studying and playing was almost an impossible task." PFA CEO @Maheta_Molango on how the PFA Business School’s tailored schedule is opening doors for players during their careers.

A maiden call-up to the Green and White Army for a Liverpool prospect 💚🤍 Congratulations to Kieran Morrison, who has been selected by Michael O’Neill to represent Northern Ireland later this month 👏

Thank you to everyone that joined us for this evening's Can We Talk? Workshop! There is more work to do, but it's incredible to see so many people from our community joining this campaign! 💛

Rob reaches 100 in West London 💙 Congratulations to Chelsea stopper Robert Sánchez on achieving a major milestone at Stamford Bridge 👏

In a recent post on LinkedIn, İlkay Gündoğan shared his concerns about football’s ‘incredibly packed’ calendar. 🗓️

Fernandes has also become the first Red Devils’ player to register 16 assists in a Premier League season 🅰️

Portuguese magnifico 🇵🇹 Bruno Fernandes has become the third Man Utd player in the Premier League era to reach 100+ goals and 100+ assists in all competitions ⭐️

Hasegawa hits 💯 Manchester City midfielder Yui Hasegawa has reached a century of appearances for Nadeshiko Japan 🇯🇵

Bournemouth’s brilliant Brazilian gets the call 📞 A deserved first international call-up to Brazil for Cherries winger Rayan 🇧🇷

A first call-up to the 5x World Cup winners 🏆 Congratulations to Brentford’s Igor Thiago on being selected for the Brazilian national team 🇧🇷

Former Manchester United and Argentina goalkeeper Sergio Romero has announced his retirement from football. After beginning his professional career with Racing Club, Romero moved to Europe where he enjoyed spells with AZ Alkmaar and Sampdoria before joining Manchester United. During his time at Old Trafford, he played an important role as the Red Devils lifted the UEFA Europa League, FA Cup, EFL Cup and FA Community Shield. 🏆 On the international stage, Romero became Argentina’s most capped goalkeeper, representing La Albiceleste 96 times. He featured at both the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cups, where his penalty shootout heroics helped send Argentina to the final in Brazil. Romero concluded his 20-year professional career back in his homeland with spells at Boca Juniors and Argentinos Juniors. Wishing you all the best in your retirement, Chiquito 👏🧤