Join Alex Williams on our Walk with a Legend Tour | OneFootball

Trailblazer Alex Williams will host a 'Walk with a Legend' Tour of the Etihad Stadium this Sunday.

Born and raised in Manchester just a stone's throw from our former home Maine Road, Williams became the first Black goalkeeper to play in the top-flight in 1980.

Join the Walk with a Legend tour

A pioneer for Black footballers in England and a goalkeeper on his way to the top before injury forced his early retirement, Alex instead went on to inspire and enrich the lives of so many in his role with City in the Community.

He retired from that work in 2023 but has remained a familiar face around the Club and ever popular figure amongst our fans.

Now, as part of our Black History Month celebrations for 2025, Alex will lead a special tour of the Etihad Stadium - telling his memories and stories having been such a key part of our history.

Starting at 15:45 (UK) this Sunday, tickets for the tour are available now by clicking here.

As well as hearing from Alex, you'll also take in all the most immersive tour in the Premier League - going behind-the-scenes at our iconic home.

WATCH: Thank you, Alex Williams!

This month is an opportunity to focus on and celebrate the contributions and achievements of Black people throughout the Club.

Our Premier League game against Everton at the Etihad Stadium on 18 October will also take place during the Premier League’s No Room for Racism window.

Keep a look out on mancity.com and our official app for features, videos and interviews over the coming weeks.

Everyone has a role to play to ensure football is inclusive for all, together we can make it clear that there is no room for racism or any form of discrimination.

Football is a diverse sport which bring together communities and cultures. This diversity makes the game stronger, and we are working to ensure that it is reflected across all areas of football.

Football is everyone’s game. We can all play a part in reporting racist abuse. If you see it, challenge and report it.

Find out how at premierleague.com/reportracism