The British Olympic Association (BOA) is eager to field a men's football team at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, despite past concerns from the Scottish, Welsh, and Northern Irish football associations regarding their independence in FIFA and UEFA competitions. BOA chief executive Andy Anson expressed strong support for the initiative, emphasizing its potential benefits for football, particularly youth football. The only previous participation of a GB men's team since 1960 was during the 2012 London Olympics. While the FA is enthusiastic, the BOA will need to navigate diplomatic discussions with the other home nations to secure agreement. Team GB's success in other sports during the recent Paris Olympics has bolstered hopes for collaboration among the nations. The men's team would require the cooperation of domestic clubs, especially given scheduling conflicts with Euro 2028 and the domestic season.