Former Chelsea star Eni Aluko will be joined by Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher to host the inaugural Women’s Football Awards in May.
The event will celebrate the achievements of women in football across all levels and recognise the people, brands and organisations who are contributing to the incredible growth of the game. The ceremony, which will take place ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup this summer, has been backed by England internationals Beth Mead, Jess Carter, Nikita Parris and Toni Duggan.
Real Madrid and Scotland forward Caroline Weir will also be on the judging panel alongside Everton star Conor Coady and Sky Sports News anchors Pete Graves and Hayley McQueen. Former England internationals Anita Asante and Sue Smith have also backed the initiative, which is sponsored by global retailer SHEIN.