Nominees announced for 2024 Women's Football Awards.

In 2023, Alessia Russo was named the Player of the Year, an incredible achievement for the talented athlete. And as we eagerly anticipate the 2024 ceremony, we can expect to see the return of Eni Aluko and Jamie Carragher as our hosts for the evening.

But the excitement doesn't stop there. Today, the full list of nominees for the 2024 Women's Football Awards has been revealed, building up the anticipation for the star-studded event happening in London on Thursday 30 May. Eni Aluko and Jamie Carragher will once again be leading the celebrations, honoring the individuals, brands, and organizations that have contributed to the remarkable growth of women's football.

You can find the complete list of nominees at the bottom of this article, with instructions on how to cast your vote. One of the top honors of the night is the Player of the Year award, with Mary Earps competing against other outstanding players like Sam Kerr and Lauren James. And in the International Football Player of the Year category, we have the likes of Lucy Bronze and Georgia Stanway representing the Lionesses.

The awards also recognize the remarkable work being done off the field, away from the spotlight. Categories like Grassroots Initiative of the Year and Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Award highlight the significant impact of individuals and organizations in the women's game.

We are thrilled to have Manchester United and England goalkeeper Mary Earps nominated for both the Player of the Year and the 2023 World Cup Hero of the Year awards. And she is not the only Lioness making waves, with Georgia Stanway also among the nominees.

The list of nominees also includes some of the most well-known names in the world of women's football, like BBC's Alex Scott, CBS's Kate Abdo, and TNT Sports' Laura Woods, all competing for the Women's Football Broadcaster or Journalist of the Year award.

Eni Aluko expressed her excitement for this year's shortlist, describing it as a remarkable collection of players, brands, celebrities, and organizations that continue to elevate the presence of women's football globally. She also mentioned the addition of four new categories, allowing us to celebrate even more of the incredible people who have achieved so much in the sport, both on and off the pitch.

Legendary Chelsea boss Emma Hayes, who is in her final season with the Blues, is nominated for Manager or Coach of the Year, along with other top contenders like Manchester City's Gareth Taylor and England's Sarina Wiegman.

Jamie Carragher added to the excitement, emphasizing the significance of the 2024 Women's Football Awards in celebrating the trailblazers, game-changers, and exceptional talent in the women's game. He expressed his pride in being part of the awards for the second year in a row and wished all the shortlisted individuals the best of luck.

The public is invited to cast their votes for the shortlisted nominees on the official website of the Women's Football Awards.

Without further ado, here is the full list of nominees for the 2024 Women's Football Awards:

Player of the Year sponsored by Snapdragon
- Mary Earps
- Sam Kerr
- Lauren James
- Katie McCabe
- Millie Bright
- Frida Maanum
- Jess Carter
- Nikita Parris
- Bunny Shaw
- Guro Reiten

International Football Player of the Year sponsored by Linklaters
- Lucy Bronze
- Georgia Stanway
- Aitana Bonmati
- Salma Paralluelo
- Fridolina Rolfo
- Lena Oberdorf
- Wendie Renard
- Ewa Pajor
- Jenni Hermoso
- Kadidiatou Diani

Young Football Player of the Year sponsored by Nutriburst
- Khiara Keating
- Grace Clinton
- Laura Blindkilde-Brown
- Aggie Beever-Jones
- Kyra Cooney-Cross
- Maya Le Tissier
- Mary Fowler
- Jessica Naz
- Naomi Layzell
- Elisabeth Terland

Manager or Coach of the Year
- Emma Hayes
- Sarina Wiegman
- Darren Carter
- Marc Skinner
- Leanne Ross
- Matt Beard
- Steven Dale
- Jonas Eidevall
- Jo Potter
- Gareth Taylor

2023 World Cup Hero of the Year sponsored by Visa
- Mary Earps
- Amanda Ilestedt
- Aitana Bonmati
- Linda Caicedo
- Lauren Hemp
- Olga Carmona
- Jill Roord
- Millie Bright
- Steph Catley
- Yui Hasegawa

Grassroots Initiative of the Year sponsored by FootballCo
- Kick On with Starling Bank
- UEFA Playmakers inspired by Disney
- Weymouth Women
- McDonald's Fun Football Programme
- Scottish Power Youth Challenge Cup
- MSB Woolton FC
- Chelsea Foundation Nothing Stops Us Festival
- Fulham FC Sister Club Programme
- Keira Walsh Rochdale Girls Development Centre
- Beyond the Ball

Best Club of the Year
- Arsenal
- Liverpool
- Chelsea
- Manchester United
- Southampton
- Wrexham
- Manchester City
- Lewes Women
- Brighton & Hove Albion
- Tottenham Hotspur

Brand of the Year
- Puma
- Starling Bank
- Three Mobile
- Coca-Cola
- eToro
- Scottish Power
- Adidas
- Barclays
- Xero
- Unilever

Women's Football Champion of the Year sponsored by Panini
- Natasha Dowie
- Vic Akers
- Alex Scott
- Yvonne Harrison
- Barbara Charone
- Rachel Yankey
- Fara Williams
- Jacqui Oatley
- Michele Kang
- Dame Sarai Bareman

Women's Football Broadcaster or Journalist of the Year sponsored by RW Invest
- Rachel Brown-Finnis
- Lucy Ward
- Laura Woods
- Kate Abdo
- Charlotte Harpur
- Alex Scott
- Reshmin Chowdhury
- Emma Jones
- Lianne Sanderson
- Sirayah Shiraz

Off the Pitch Award sponsored by Standard Chartered
- Laura McAllister
- Ellie Cross
- Katie Gritt
- Donna-Maria Cullen
- Fran Kirby
- Nikki Doucet
- Lola Ogunbote
- Rida Mohammad
- Leigh Nicol
- Dawn Airey

Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Award sponsored by Premier League
- Her Game Too
- Sky Sports + Women in Football
- Arnold Clark
- Barclays Community Football Fund
- Everton - Equality Shirt
- Arsenal - South Asian Pathway
- eToro + West Ham United
- Standard Chartered + Liverpool FC
- Tottenham Hotspur - Girls Elite Programme
- Hyundai - Goal of the Century

Outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Award
- Xero
- Cadbury
- Euronics
- Sports Direct
- McDonald's
- Evelyn Partners
- Premier League
- Relo Metrics
- Mills & Reeve
- Moore Kingston Smith

Best Breakthrough Business
- Sedulo
- Lawrence Stevens Sports Team
- Scottish Power
- Rept Sports
- Livescore
- Livida Sport Ltd
- Skoda
- Gravity Media
- Il Makiage
- Joie

Marketing Campaign of the Year sponsored by BioWaveGo
- Panini
- Johnnie Walker
- Pepsi Max
- Visa
- Asahi
- Google + Megan Rapinoe
- Barclays
- Sure
- Sky Sports
- Gillette

Football Business of the Year
- Tongue Tied Management
- Match Fit Sports
- TNT Sport
- Wasserman
- Triple S Sport
- A&V Sports Group
- Arete
- EA Sports
- CAA Sports
- Entain

Best Social Media Campaign
- Adobe
- Bluebella
- FIFA
- Unilever + TikTok
- Cisco
- Google + The Athletic
- Lionesses
- Adidas
- Heineken Social Swap
- Burnley Football Club

Best Fan Engagement Award sponsored by TikTok
- Manchester United
- WSL Collective
- Transport for London
- Just Eat
- GirlsOnTheBall
- Expedia + Liverpool FC
- Hyundai + Common Goal
- Versus + Glamour UK
- Brighton & Hove Albion
- EA Sports

Game Changer Award
- Rebecca Welch
- Natalie Portman
- Jill Scott
- Debbie Hewitt
- Rafaela Pimenta
- Nouhaila Benzina
- Kelly Simmons
- Hannah Dingley
- Victoire Cogevina Reynal
- Gillian Coulthard

Football Business Trailblazer
- Christina Taylor
- Anna Deignan
- Sharon Brittain
- Paul Barber
- Georgie Hodge
- Karren Brady
- Susan Whelan
- Catherine Forshaw
- Preeti Shetty
- Zarah Al-Kudcy

[This article has been trending online recently and has been generated with AI. Your feed is customized.]