Leah Williamson says she is happy to see OneLove armbands.

Leah Williamson, who recently captained the Three Lions in the 2019 World Cup hosted by France, advocates for the cause of ending discrimination and promoting inclusion.

The OneLove campaign was launched to raise awareness about racism and other forms of discrimination in football. The armbands feature an Arabic word that stands for ‘one’ and symbolizes the unity of football fans.

Williamson believes the 2022 World Cup provides a great opportunity to spread the message of OneLove. She said, “I’m so pleased to see more and more people wearing these armbands during the World Cup. This is an important step towards creating an environment where everyone feels welcome and respected. It’s time to end discrimination in the game we all love.”

The 2022 World Cup is held in Qatar, a country that has been at the forefront of celebrating diversity and inclusion in football. With this event as a backdrop, Williamson hopes that more and more people will embrace the OneLove campaign and help create a more welcoming and inclusive footballing environment.

“I’m sure that when fans from around the world come together for this incredible event, they’ll be inspired to stand up for their beliefs and fight against discrimination in all its forms,” said Williamson.

The 2022 World Cup is sure to be a great event and Williamson hopes it will serve as the perfect platform to promote the OneLove message.

She concluded, “I’m proud to be part of this movement and I hope more people join us in spreading the message of equality, respect and inclusion. Let’s make sure the 2022 World Cup is remembered as a tournament where the power of love conquered all.”