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Michele Kang Urges Infrastructure Boost for Women’s Sports

BBC Sport1 min read144 words
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London City Lionesses owner Michele Kang has underscored the need for expanded infrastructure in women’s football, citing the club’s recent growth and the broader development of the sport in England. Kang, who joined the Lionesses in 2022, highlighted that adequate training facilities, medical support and stadium upgrades are essential for sustaining competitive performance and attracting top talent to the league.

The Lionesses’ own experience illustrates the gap: the club has struggled to secure a dedicated home ground that meets the standards of the Women’s Super League, forcing players to train in sub‑optimal conditions. Kang argues that investment in purpose‑built facilities would not only improve player welfare and match quality but also boost fan engagement and revenue streams. She urges governing bodies and private investors to prioritise infrastructure as a key lever for elevating women’s football to the same professional level enjoyed by men’s teams.

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