PFA boss Maheta Molango believes players should be involved in major decisions on who gets the World Cup.
Molango insists that if players were expected to give an opinion on Qatar, migrant workers and human rights then they should have been given a voice. Professional Footballers’ Association chief executive Molango is campaigning hard to give players more of a say on the big issues as well as championing the need for better safety after Arsenal keeper Aaron Ramsdale was attacked by a fan.
Molango is modernising the PFA and that could also be underlined by the election of its first ever female chair as Manchester City defender Steph Houghton is among the favourites to succeed John Mousinho after he departed to become Portsmouth boss.
