The Football Association has revised its policy for trans players in men's football, mandating that trans men declare themselves as "biologically female." This includes an acknowledgment of an increased injury risk when competing against biological males. To participate in FA competitions for the 2025-2026 season, trans men must complete a declaration form outlining their gender identity and agreeing to specific statements regarding physiological differences and injury risks. Additionally, testosterone levels must fall within the normal adult male range as part of the participation requirements.
Trans men in men's football must identify as "biologically female" and acknowledge a greater risk of injury against adult biological males when enrolling for competitions.
The FA has mandated that all trans men participating in its competitions must confirm that physiological differences exist between adult biological females and males, impacting injury risk.
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