Wolves and the Football Association are joining forces to connect South Asian communities at a special ‘More Than a Game’ evening at Molineux next month.
The interactive event is coming to Molineux on Wednesday 11th November and is focused on creating greater inclusion, representation and opportunity for South Asian communities across football.
The event, for which tickets are free, will bring together local communities, supporters, young people, families, grassroots football and people already working within the game for an evening of honest conversation, connection and action.
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Through an inspiring panel discussion, interactive community conversations and dedicated football pathway opportunities, attendees will have the chance to explore how they can get involved in football — whether through playing, coaching, refereeing, scouting and talent identification, volunteering, working in football or becoming more involved with Wolves and the wider football community.
The night will begin at 6pm with networking, before an introduction to More Than a Game. The panel will present honest conversation with South Asian voices from across football, while attendees will have the opportunity to speak one-on-one with people in the industry at the pathways marketplace later in the evening.
Importantly, this event isn't simply about discussing underrepresentation. It's about connecting people directly with opportunities and identifying what football can do differently to create lasting change.
Whether you're already passionate about football, interested in building a career within the game, looking for opportunities for yourself or your family, or simply want to help shape a more inclusive future for football, you're welcome to join us.
Ami Kaur, FA EDI Pro Game ambassador, said: “We’re incredibly proud to be bringing More Than A Game to Molineux. Growing up in the West Midlands, I've seen first-hand the passion that South Asian communities have for football. However, that passion isn't always reflected in the representation and opportunities we see across the game.
“This event is about more than raising awareness. It's about breaking down barriers, challenging perceptions and creating meaningful opportunities for South Asian communities to feel they belong in every aspect of football, whether that's playing, coaching, refereeing, scouting, working behind the scenes or supporting their club.
“I'm passionate about ensuring that we don't just have conversations about inclusion but turn those conversations into meaningful action. By bringing communities, football professionals and organisations together, we have a real opportunity to listen, learn, and create lasting change.
“Football has the power to unite people from all backgrounds, and I hope this event inspires individuals who may never have considered that there could be a place for them within the game. Inclusion isn't just about being invited into the room; it's about having the opportunity to belong, contribute and succeed.”
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