Irene Hatzipetros re-appointed Chair of Football St George

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Irene Hatzipetros has been re-appointed as Chair and Executive Director of the St George Football Association (FSG). Hatzipetros was unanimously endorsed at a FSG Board meeting on February 27.

Hatzipetros was first appointed to the role in 2020 and is the first female Chair of FSG.

Irene Hatzipetros (centre) with female footballers.

In an interview with The Greek Herald in September last year, Hatzipetros spoke openly about her life and career. She also spoke about the future of females in football.

“We want to continue to promote football in our community. Continue to engage in conversations and also support the pathways for players to continue in the sport with passion,” she said.

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