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Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira called upon England's Football Association to be "more ambitious" after a report on Friday (Oct 28) showed a decrease in the number of diverse candidates hired into senior management and coaching roles at clubs in men's football.
(Reuters) - Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira called upon England's Football Association to be "more ambitious" after a report on Friday showed a decrease in the number of diverse candidates hired into senior management and coaching roles at clubs in men's football.
Kim Davis is proud of the work done to this point. She also knows there's still a long road ahead.
Patrick Vieira has taken aim at the lack of diversity in football management, and raised concerns about the lack of opportunities for young African people. The Crystal Palace boss is currently the only manager from an ethnic minority in the Premier League, and played for one of the most diverse French team’s in the country’s history. Ad Speaking to CNN after being honoured at the Best of Africa Awards, Vieira said diversity in management is just as important as diversity on the pitch, and that “a lot of doors are closed.” TransfersCity and Arsenal agree £30m fee for Zinchenko transfer — reports16/07/2022 AT 09:09 “We’re living in a society where it’s tough, it’s difficult, for a young African person to succeed because I strongly believe that a lot of doors are closed and we don’t have the opportunity that we deserve to,” Vieira said.
Lionesses captain Leah Williamson has spoken out on the lack of diversity in women’s football at present.
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MELBOURNE : Australian sport is racking up impressive achievements in global competition but it has failed to develop athletes and coaches that represent the diversity of the country, former Olympic swimming champion Kieren Perkins said on Wednesday.
