Debbie Hewitt
Debbie Hewitt is the first female president of the Football Association (FA) in England, having taken on the role in 2021. A former managing director and seasoned business executive, she has been a prominent advocate for diversity and inclusion in football. Under her leadership, the FA has focused on improving the women's game and addressing issues of governance and equality within the sport. Hewitt's tenure has been marked by a commitment to modernizing football administration while ensuring that the sport remains accessible and engaging for all.
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Debbie Hewitt, the Chair of the FA, has spoken out against FIFA's ticket pricing practices.
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Vietnam· 2025-12-13
Debbie Hewitt believes it is fundamental that ticket prices for the Euro are reasonable.
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Norway· 2025-11-16
Debbie Hewitt, chair of UK & Ireland 2028 Limited, promised to deliver the 'best ever' European Championship.
Euro 2028: Cardiff to host opening match, Wembley to stage semi-finals and final
United Kingdom· 2025-11-12
England's Football Association president Debbie Hewitt poses with Sarina Wiegman and her staff after a special reception.
'Operation Raise the Colours' divides UK over England flag displays
United States· 2025-08-23
FA chair Debbie Hewitt laid a wreath beside the pitch while Liverpool fans sang the club’s anthem 'You’ll Never Walk Alone.'
Liverpool pays seemingly otherwordly tribute to Diogo Jota in first competitive match since the forward’s death aged 28United States· 2025-08-10
Debbie Hewitt is the chair of the Football Association and was among the delegates who walked out in protest.
Delegates walk out of FIFA congress after Infantino arrives late from Trump trip
Ghana· 2025-05-16
Debbie Hewitt is the FA president of England who supported Lise Klaveness during vulnerable moments.
Lise Klaveness: ‘If Fifa followed their own reforms, it would be very good. But they didn’t’ | UefaUnited Kingdom· 2025-02-27