Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has added another qualification to his CV after graduating from the PFA Business School.
The Everton midfielder has completed a Diploma in Global Football Sport Directorship, with the PFA confirming his achievement on social media.
“Congratulations on achieving your Diploma in Global Football Sport Directorship, Kiernan,” the organisation posted on X alongside a picture of Dewsbury-Hall at his graduation ceremony.
The PFA Business School provides education specifically for people working in professional football, with courses covering areas including leadership, recruitment, analytics, finance and football operations.
Its Global Football Sport Directorship programme is aimed at preparing students for the demands of senior positions within the game and has attracted current and former players looking to develop their knowledge away from the pitch.
Dewsbury-Hall, 28, joined Everton from Chelsea in the summer of 2025 and has become an important member of David Moyes’ squad, with the midfielder now facing increased competition for places following the club’s summer recruitment.
His immediate focus remains firmly on playing, with Everton facing Wolves in the Carabao Cup at the Hill Dickinson on Wednesday evening.
There is no suggestion yet that Dewsbury-Hall intends to move into football administration once his playing days are over, but he now has a qualification which could open that door further down the line.
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