The wave of expectation and interest that women’s football is generating with the record audience of the Camp Nou as a spearhead it is reaching all corners of the world. That is why the most prestigious media outlets are doubling down on this booming sport.
the british newspaper ‘The Guardian’ announced today that it has launched an unprecedented initiative: the launch of a weekly supplement dedicated to women’s football that will go on sale every Wednesday in an unprecedented commitment.
The newspaper assures that “in the months prior to the next European Championship and before the record in the Camp Nou to see the European champion Barcelona play, it seems appropriate that we are launching a weekly supplement on women’s football, the first of a national newspaper in the United Kingdom “.
The newspaper adds that in recent years “our coverage has expanded significantly and is a central part of the football coverage of the ‘The Guardian’… This supplement, which will be delivered every Wednesday, is part of our ongoing commitment to expand our coverage of women’s football. There will be much more innovation to help advance our quest for the comprehensive coverage this sport deserves and, more importantly, people want.”
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“I have been working in women’s football for almost 10 years and the goal for me has always been to grow the game and attract as many eyes as possible.” Sophie Downy, renowned journalist. “Being involved in The Guardian supplement allows me to do this. It will help me continue my passion to shine a light on the beautiful sport and the incredible stories and people behind the scenes. There is much to discover.”