Chelsea manager Emma Hayes wants football to increase awareness of impact of menstrual cycle on players' careers
As England's Euro 2022 campaign marches into the knockout stages — raising awareness and interest in women's football to all-time highs — Chelsea manager Emma Hayes has called on the sport to improve its understanding and handling of the impact of menstrual cycles on players' careers. Hayes, a five-time champion of the Women's Super League with Chelsea, has spoken previously about her own struggles with endometriosis and wants the game to improve its handling of these issues.
