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CLUBS STILL SHOW A LACK OF DIVERSITY

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ONLY TEN per cent of clubs are doing enough to challenge discrimination and open up to underrepresented groups, according to the EFL’s diversity chair.
The EFL is taking a tougher stance on inclusion this season and hopes to double that number over the next five years, beginning with the introduction of a new system which will award clubs gold, silver, or bronze ratings based on their success in meeting pre-agreed targets.
David McArdle, the EFL’s head of equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI), is optimistic the new process, which will see results published in a league...

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