Aston Villa defender Mings named to executive Euro 2028 role | OneFootball

Player involvement, as is now the case for Aston Villa defender Tyrone Mings. This is particularly true after the playing days. Clubs and organizations can often learn and benefit from the direct career experience of someone who has dedicated their life to the sport. Office roles with former professionals can at times be seen as a double-edged sword. In the case of the current AVFC player, few are going to argue with the qualifications of his newly announced role.

Mings is set to be on the board for the upcoming Euro 2028 tournament. The news was originally published by the Telegraph of the Football Association chair Debbie Hewitt's decision. England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales will host the summer event in a collaborative effort. Having a strong player presence from the Three Lions is a much-welcome addition for the task force's undertaking.

According to the article, this is not the first managerial or executive role of Mings. While an active Premier League player, and someone is still to be an EPL participant for Aston Villa at that point, he has already found success balancing being an athlete with other, more humanitarian involvements.

Between working on efforts to eliminate homelessness and spearheading an academy in Birmingham, Mings has good prior organizational duties that he will be able to lean on. As an entrepreneur in interior design, his involvements in non-sporting areas are already well documented and have garnered business attention.

Strong Aston Villa representation

Now looking to provide countries and fans with the best product in 2028, Mings is uniquely positioned to have a positive impact and say for the UEFA European Championship. It's unknown if this could be an indication of his potential future after stepping away from the game as a player.

Mings' intelligence and versatility should show everyone that he'll have plenty of options when the time comes. For now, the Aston Villa player has a prominent position of influence and will look to make a positive impact on the hosts' duties.