Mental Health Awareness Week 2023: Highlighting experiences, voices in sport

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In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week 2023, this May, ESPN highlights the stories of athletes, coaches and other sports figures who have experienced personal battles with mental health, and who want to use their platforms to openly discuss what happened next, and what helped them.

These stories reflect a broad range of subjects and experiences, including life amid the coronavirus pandemic, living with anxiety, depression, coping with pressure in their respective sports, dealing with addiction, and many more.


Brentford’s David Raya tells ESPN about the mental pressure for goalkeepers at a time when more focus and expectation is on the position than ever.


On the surface, Wigan defender Steven Caulker has had what most would consider a successful football career, including playing for Great Britain at the Olympics, but gambling and alcohol addictions have dogged his every move.


Chelsea spent £323 million on eight new players in the January transfer window, but the arrival of a barefoot New Zealander could be…

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