Manchester United picked up the Professional Club Award at last night’s Football v Homophobia event.
Football v Homophobia exists to challenge discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity and expression at all levels in football.
The campaign does not receive any core funding and is mainly run on volunteer time.
The award was given for United’s work to promote allyship and eradicate discrimination from the game, and specifically the club’s One Love Live event which was ran with Adidas.
Congratulations to @ManUtd – who have tonight won the FootballvHomophobia professional club of the year award for their efforts to improve allyship towards the LGBTQ community over the past 12 months. @FvHtweets
— Adam Crafton (@AdamCrafton_) February 23, 2024
United also work closely with the LGBTQ+ supporters club Rainbow Devils, who should feel a degree of honour in the award for all they do.
The aim is to make sure football is for everyone and we can proudly say that United are part of that.
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