Albion nominated in five categories at Women's Football Awards

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This year's event will take place on 1 May.

Heather Miller

2025-03-20T06:00+00:00

Michelle Agyemang is one of five Albion nominees in the Women's Football Awards

Albion has been shortlisted in five categories for this year's Women’s Football Awards.

The Women’s Football Awards are Britain's biggest celebration of women’s football and recognise the star names, businesses, brands and grassroots initiatives who do phenomenal work to grow the game.

Our nominations include:

Dario Vidosic – Manager/Coach Award
Michelle Agyemang – Young Player of the Year
BHAFC – Club of the Year
Best Fan Engagement
Best EDI Award

The awards ceremony, hosted by former England international Eni Aluko, radio and TV presenter Gabby Logan MBE and former England defender Jamie Carragher will take place on Friday 1 May in London.

Dario said, "I'm honoured to be shortlisted for this prestigious award along with such highly rated coaches from up and down the country.

"It's always nice to be recognised for your achievements but this nomination is for the collective efforts of the players and the dedicated staff working behind the scenes.

"They've made my first season in the WSL a smooth transition, and I've felt the support throughout the club. It's been a memorable season but we're hungry to achieve more as a group."

WFT head coach Dario Vidosic is one of five Albion nominees for the Women's Football Awards.

Michelle Agyemang was also nominated for Young player of the Year having impressed during her season-long loan from Arsenal.

She said, "I'm honoured to be shortlisted for the Women's Football Young Player of the Year award for 2025! It’s a huge privilege to be recognised alongside such talented players.

"This nomination is a reflection of the hard work, dedication, and support from my family, teammates, coaches, and fans across both Brighton and Arsenal.

"I’ll keep pushing to improve and inspire the next generation of young footballers."