Five Years In: Introducing the Refreshed Football For Future

Football For Future launched in 2020 with a clear purpose: to bring sustainability into the heart of football.

Five years later, that purpose has grown into something bigger than we imagined at the start. We have worked with clubs, players, and organisations to drive real change. We have run campaigns, produced research, and built a community of football fans with a genuine commitment to the future of the game.

This feels like the right moment for a visual refresh.

Five Years of Progress

Looking back at what this community has built together:

  • Sustainability is now part of the conversation at the highest levels of the game

  • Clubs, players, and organisations across the world have joined our work

  • Women players delivered football's biggest ever player-led climate campaign

  • Our Pitches in Peril report put climate science at the centre of football's agenda

  • A growing community of real football fans continues to push for a better planet

Every milestone has been shaped by people who believe the game can be a force for good.

What the New Look Represents

The refresh reflects where Football For Future is today. More confident. More focused. Ready for the next phase of the organisation's growth.

The visual identity has evolved to match the ambition of the work. It carries the same values that have guided us from the beginning, built for the campaigns, partnerships, and conversations ahead.

The Next Five Years

To every fan, player, club, and partner who has been part of this journey: thank you. This rebrand belongs to everyone who has pushed for a better game.

Here is to the next five years of passing on a better planet. 🌍⚽

Abdulkareem KK Oladipo

Abdulkareem "KK" Oladipo is a writer and strategist who sits at the intersection of football, business, and Africa's growing influence on the global game.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/abdulkareemoladipo04/
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