Scotland star Caroline Weir has joined some of the biggest names in world football by signing up to the Common Goal foundation.
The 24-year-old Manchester City playmaker makes history as the 150th professional footballer to pledge a minimum of one per cent from her salary to an organisation funding good causes all over the world.
Founding member - and World Cup winner - Juan Mata hailed the addition of Weir as a major coup, describing the Scot as 'one of the brightest talents in the women's game'.
Weir joins major figures like Jurgen Klopp, Megain Rapinoe and three of her Scotland team-mates - Jane Ross, Christie Murray and Sophie Howard - in committing cash to help NGOs using football empower young people.