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Stadium Managers

UK & Ireland 2028 Limited
Organisation
UK & Ireland 2028 Limited
Salary
Competitive
Location
Wembley Stadium, London
Contract type
Fixed Term (Full time)
Closing date
25 November 2026
Job Description
Stadium Manager

Location: Wembley Stadium, London (with travel across the UK & Ireland)

Contract: Fixed-term | April 2027 – Summer 2028

About UK & Ireland 2028 Limited

UK & Ireland 2028 Limited is the local organising committee responsible for planning and delivering UEFA EURO 2028 across the UK & Ireland. Working on behalf of the five Football Associations, we collaborate closely with governments, host cities, stadiums and delivery partners to ensure the tournament is delivered safely, inclusively and to world-class standards.

About UEFA EURO 2028

The UEFA European Championship is one of the world’s biggest sporting events. In 2028, it will take place across the UK & Ireland, bringing significant operational scale and requiring close coordination between host cities, stadiums, government partners and UEFA.

The Role

We’re looking for two Stadium Managers to help us prepare for and deliver this major sporting event. This is an exciting opportunity to be UK & Ireland 2028 Limited's primary point of contact across specific UEFA EURO 28 host stadiums and their associated local stakeholders. You will lead on agreed areas of planning and delivery for the allocated stadiums, ensuring deliverables are effectively planned and executed.

You will be a key contributor within the Stadium Liaison delivery team consisting of UK & Ireland 2028 employed staff, UEFA delegated services staff and appointed contractors.

Primarily based at our HQ in Wembley Stadium, you will also participate in stadium working visit cycles, leading on all UK & Ireland 2028 deliverables. Working visits are scheduled every 6-9 months and involve ex-tended periods of travel, approximately one week at each stadium (a maximum of 9 stadiums).

What you’ll be doing
• Maintain strong, collaborative working relationships between UEFA, UK & Ireland 2028, and host stadi-ums.
• To be one of the central points of contact for UEFA to deliver an efficient and coordinated approach to enable the smooth delivery of the stadium in line with the Tournament Requirements.
• Work alongside the Director of Operations and Head of Stadium Liaison to maintain the relationship be-tween local stakeholders, including police, mobility partners, city authorities and host city leads.
• Manage the planning of assigned stadiums in the following UK & Ireland 2028 key areas of stadium plan-ning and delivery. Specifically:
o In conjunction with other key parties, coordinate the design, procurement and operational delivery of the stadium outer security perimeters.
o Assist in the contracting of all external (non-stadium owned) land and building hire to support the tournament requirements, and the ongoing relationship management of the sites.
o With the assistance of finance colleagues, coordinate the management of our Government Part-ners' funding contributions, including temporary overlay, the provision of land rental agreements and outer security perimeters for the allocated venues.
o Provide experience and associated qualifications relating to the stadium operation, local legisla-tion and working practices.


Please see the attached role profile for full details

What we’re looking for
• Demonstrable expertise as a venue/project manager capable of leading areas of an event delivery team.
• Strong knowledge of large-scale stadia and working alongside associated delivery stakeholders.
• Experience managing the planning & delivery of multiple sites.
• Strong negotiator capable of driving cost-effective overlay solutions.
• Problem-solver - ability to use own initiative and find new solutions and working methods to enable the smooth event delivery.
• Effective leadership skills.

Why apply?

We offer a competitive salary (plus benefits of 25 days holiday, contributory pension, Private Medical Insur-ance etc), which coupled with the opportunity to be part of one of the biggest sporting events to ever take place across UK & Ireland we think makes for an exciting place to be!

Location & Working Pattern
Based at Wembley Stadium, with travel across the UK & Ireland as required.
• 2027: 3–4 days/week onsite
• 2028: Full-time onsite during tournament delivery

Application Process
Our process is designed to be clear and fair:
1. Application review.
2. Interview(s) – typically first stage via MS Teams and final stage in Wembley Stadium.
3. Offer.

We aim to keep candidates informed throughout.

Everyone is welcome
We’re hiring for excellence through inclusion
We’re building a skilled, values-led workforce that reflects the diversity of the UK and Ireland. We encourage applications from all backgrounds and don’t expect a traditional career path.
We’re happy to make reasonable adjustments—please contact careers@uki2028.com.
All roles are subject to appropriate DBS checks.
How to apply
Please apply directly on our careers site: https://careers.uki2028.com/job/986430
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