Arsenal's Raheem Sterling and Chelsea's Lauren James have been named on a five-player list recognising the most influential black people in British football.
Aston Villa and England's Tyrone Mings, Tottenham and Brazil's Richarlison and QPR's Kasha Petit are also named on the Football Black List for 2024.
The annual celebration, which began in 2008, recognises the efforts of black figures working in various areas of the game.
Nottingham Forest head coach Nuno Espirito Santo is among the inclusions in the coaching category.
He is joined by Port Vale boss Darren Moore, England Under-21 assistant head coach Ashley Cole, Watford Women's Renee Hector and Arsenal Women's Under-21s coach Carly Williams.
The lists are compiled across eight categories, including an 'ones to watch' category to identify talents under 30, are decided by a panel of experts with representatives from the Premier League, Professional Footballers' Association, League Managers' Association, EFL and anti-racism group Kick It Out.
Leon Mann, co-founder of the Football Black List, said: "The Football Black List once again serves as a reminder of the incredible impact black communities are making in football.
"It is also vital that while we celebrate the exceptional people on the list, we recognise the ongoing underrepresentation of black people away from playing - in the boardrooms, dugouts and leadership teams across the game.
"We must take this challenge on with urgency."
The full list
Players:
Raheem Sterling MBE - Arsenal and England
Tyrone Mings - Aston Villa and England
Lauren James - Chelsea and England
Kasha Petit - QPR
Richarlison - Tottenham Hotspur and Brazil
Coaching and management:
Nuno Espirito Santo - head coach, Nottingham Forest
Darren Moore - manager, Port Vale
Carly Williams - coach, Arsenal women Under-21
Renee Hector - head coach, Watford women
Ashley Cole - assistant head coach, England Under-21
Practitioners:
Maria Tavares - first-team player wellbeing and support co-ordinator, Manchester United
Darren Smith - associate dean and FA course tutor, UCFB
Melissa Forde - head chef, Wolves
Joel Mannix - chairman, BAM Ref
Andre Thomas - programme co-ordinator, Tottenham Hotspur Foundation
Administration:
Lola Ogunbote - executive director and head of women's football, Burnley
Fleur Robinson - chief executive, Burton Albion
Mark Esiri - board member, Football Association
Pamela Lubowa - chief operating officer, Fare Network
Paul Elliott CBE - vice-chair, Charlton Athletic
Commercial:
Liam Bowes - managing director, OYS Sports Management
Zeycan Rochelle Yildrim - chief marketing officer, Samsunspor
Gemma Gallais - senior director of global communications, EA Sports
Sola Kasali - football partnerships lead, EA Sports
Connor Malcolm - founder, Dreamfruit
Community and grassroots:
Betty Mayaya - coach, Black Footy Babes
Karla Parker - general manager and secretary, Haringey Borough Women FC
Chid Onokwai - founder, Chidfit Community and Grassroots
Marcia Lewis - founder, No1 Fan Club
Tara Tewarie - head of programmes, Tottenham Hotspur ...
