Premier League

English professional football has over recent years made considerable investment into elite talent pathways. Clubs and other entities running elite talent programmes for young players must comply with advanced and evolving regulatory frameworks. These frameworks have been developed to deliver on English football’s shared mission of developing more and better homegrown players, and compliance with them is a condition of receiving central funding to support elite youth development. On the boys’ side and as part of the Elite Player Performance Plan  — the Professional Game’s national strategy for developing male youth footballers in England — professional club Academies are licensed and placed into one of four categories (Category 1 to 4). These categories are based on a combination of factors, including investment levels, facilities, staffing, and the quality of provision across key multidisciplinary areas. We are currently reviewing...

The Premier League Foundation is recruiting for a Fans Fund Executive to support the delivery and development of the Premier League Fans Fund. Working as part of the Premier League Foundation’s Community Engagement team, the role focuses on grant management, partner support, and insight, ensuring funded projects are high-quality, inclusive and deliver meaningful impact for fans and local communities. The preferred candidate will work closely with football club charities and key partners across the Premier League, EFL and Women’s Super League, supporting them to apply for funding, develop and deliver approved projects and share learning and best practice across the network. The Premier League Fans Fund will invest £5m over the 2026/27 and 2027/28 seasons to strengthen the relationship between clubs, fans, and local communities. The Fund supports fan-led and fan-focused initiatives that: Strengthen links between clubs, their charities, and...

The People Partner plays a key role in supporting the delivery of people solutions that enable organisational performance, culture, and inclusion. Working closely with the Head of People Partnering and Centres of Expertise, the role provides practical, high-quality advice to managers on people matters, supports effective employee relations, contributes insight that informs people decisions across departments, and contributes to the strategic people initiatives across departments.  Who we are The Premier League is home to some of the most competitive and compelling football in the world. The League and its Clubs use the power and popularity of the competition to inspire fans, communities and partners in the UK and across the world. The Premier League brings people together from all backgrounds. It is a competition for everyone, everywhere and is available to watch in over 900 million homes in 189 countries. We have a wide variety of responsibilities. These...

The Premier League’s Digital Media team is seeking a Digital Data Analyst to support the growing demand for actionable insights across the League’s digital platforms. The Premier League’s digital media channels play a crucial role in expanding the global reach of our competition, increasing engagement among football fans, and supporting our member Clubs, broadcast licensees, and commercial partners. This new role will contribute directly to the League’s digital strategy by providing high-quality analysis and reporting across platforms. This exciting new role will be an important addition to the Digital Product & Marketing team, which oversees all Premier League digital media products, including Fantasy Premier League, and the Premier League’s first-party database. As a Digital Data Analyst, you will help track and evaluate performance across key digital functions — Operated (social media), Owned (website and app), and...