"Carter was the target of racist abuse as England won Euro 2025, and the 28-year-old has been described by Football Black List organisers as 'a powerful advocate for cultural change and accountability'."
"Eze, 27, has been recognised for his foundation which is dedicated to empowering south London's youth through education and sport."
"Iwobi, 29, has his own project which supports underserved communities through football tournaments, mentorship programmes and initiatives."
"Co-founder Leon Mann said: 'Black women often face significant barriers in sport and society, so this recognition is a testament to their talent and resilience.'"
Jess Carter, Eberechi Eze, and Alex Iwobi have been included in the Football Black List for their significant off-field contributions. The list celebrates black figures in football and features more women than men this year. Carter is noted for her advocacy against racism, Eze for empowering youth through education and sport, and Iwobi for supporting underserved communities. The list aims to inspire future generations and highlights the ongoing need for improved representation in leadership roles within the sport.
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