Gwalia United, Wales’ most successful women’s football team, has unveiled its groundbreaking ‘RedPrint’ strategy, a comprehensive, values-based roadmap to revolutionise women’s football in Wales. Focused on heritage, excellence, inclusion, resilience, and pride, this bold vision aims to inspire and empower the next generation of female athletes while cementing Gwalia United’s legacy in elite women’s football.
Co-owners Damien Singh and Julian Jenkins have outlined their commitment to sustainable growth, inclusion, and community-driven progress. Gwalia United’s goal is to secure Women’s Super League (WSL) status by 2030, creating opportunities for local talent to shine on a global stage.
“At Gwalia United, success is measured not just in victories but in the legacy, we leave behind,” said Co – Owner Julian Jenkins.
“Our RedPrint strategy is about creating lasting change and elevating women’s sports across Wales.” Echoed Co- Owner Damien Singh
Highlights of the ‘RedPrint’ Strategy
• Promoting Women in Wales Through Sport: Amplifying visibility, fostering ambition, and providing opportunities for female athletes.
• Elite Football in Wales: Building pathways for local talent with the infrastructure and support to compete at the highest levels.
• Dynamic Playing Style: Emphasizing high energy, discipline, and resilience to reflect Welsh values on the pitch.
• Inclusive Leadership: Cultivating a culture of collaboration, accountability, and empowerment for players, staT, and supporters.
Gwalia United, formerly Cardiff City Ladies Football Club, is steeped in history, having developed over 100 international players, including stars like Sophie Ingle and Jess Fishlock. This proud heritage forms the backbone of the RedPrint strategy, which aims to blend tradition with innovation. Fern Burrage-Male, Head of Football and First Team Manager, added: “This journey is about more than just football; it’s about inspiring young women across Wales to dream big and achieve their goals.”
Gwalia United invites fans, partners, and supporters to join them in their mission to redefine women’s football in Wales.
Click here to read the Redprint.
For more information or partnership inquiries, please contact:
Trystan Bevan
General Manager, Gwalia United
trystan@gwaliaunited.com
