Manchester United Introduces Men’s Hygiene Products at Old Trafford

The Premier League club aims to make stadium visits more inclusive, highlighting a broader push for accessibility in football venues.

Manchester United becomes the first Premier League club to offer hygiene products for men with bladder issues, including incontinence pads, at Old Trafford.
This initiative is seen as a significant step toward inclusivity, especially for older men who may face health challenges like prostate cancer-related incontinence.
In Germany, gender-neutral toilets have become standard at national team matches and are increasingly available in Bundesliga stadiums, with some clubs also offering free menstrual products.
The organization 'KickIn!' has been working since 2017 to improve accessibility in German football stadiums but notes that a comprehensive approach to inclusivity is still lacking.
Experts emphasize that while progress is being made, initiatives like Manchester United's remain rare, and a broader cultural shift is needed to address barriers for all fans.