Tue, July 08, 2025

League Managers Association seeks in-house employment solicitor

League Managers Association seeks in-house employment solicitor

The League Managers Association (LMA) is recruiting an in-house employment solicitor who will be responsible for delivering and managing the League Coaches Association (LCA) legal services, as well as supporting the wider LMA team.

The role is based at St. George’s Park, Staffordshire. The ideal candidate will have 4–6 years’ PQE in employment law and a good understanding of the professional football industry or another sport.

The full job description and person specification can be found here. 

To apply, please submit your CV and cover letter to recruitment@leaguemanagers.com.

⏰ Deadline - Friday 1st August 2025

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