Donervon Daniels Elected onto PFA's Players' Board
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Walsall captain Donervon Daniels has been named as part of a thirteen-strong group of players elected onto the PFA's Players' Board.
"The Players' Board is a really important channel to get those members involved, and I'm really looking forward to working with them."
The 13-person Players' Board, which acts as the 'voice of the changing room' in the running of the PFA, includes ten current members, with two players elected from the Premier League, each division of the EFL, and the Women's Super League (WSL).
The newly elected group contains players with a wide mix of experience from across the divisions, including PFA members who have played in World Cups, European Championships and the Olympic Games. They will join three former players on the Players' Board.
PFA CEO Maheta Molango said: "The Players' Board plays a vital role for the PFA, reflecting the views of our members and ensuring that we, as the players' union, are working on the issues that are important to them.
"There are so many players who have a lot to offer to the game and to the PFA, and who care about and value the work we do.
"The Players' Board is a really important channel to get those members involved, and I'm really looking forward to working with them."
The ten PFA members newly elected to the Players' Board are:
Omar Beckles - The Leyton Orient defender is re-elected to the Players' Board, having served as its Chair.
William Boyle - The defender currently plays for Wrexham in League One, having had previous spells with Cheltenham Town and Huddersfield Town.
Lucy Bronze MBE - The England and Chelsea defender recently returned to the WSL from Barcelona. A key member of the national team and a European Championships winner.
Adam Chicksen - The Zimbabwe international is currently with Notts County, having previously played for MK Dons and Bradford among others.
Conor Coady - The England and Leicester defender was a member of the 2022 FIFA World Cup squad. He previously played for Wolverhampton Wanderers and Everton.
Steve Cook - The QPR defender has twice won promotion to the Premier League with AFC Bournemouth, where he made nearly 400 appearances, and Nottingham Forest.
Donervon Daniels - The Walsall defender is also an international footballer with Montserrat.
Ben Davies - Davies started his career with Swansea before moving to Tottenham Hotspur. The Welsh international was a member of the UEFA Euro 2020 and 2022 FIFA World Cup squads.
Tim Krul - The Luton Town goalkeeper, who previously played for Newcastle United and Norwich City, was a member of the Netherlands' UEFA Euro 2012 and FIFA 2014 World Cup squads.
Kim Little MBE - The Arsenal captain played for the Scottish national team and was a member of the Great Britain 2012 London Olympics team
