Tayyab Hayat
A 22-year-old semi-professional footballer, presenter and community leader whose work spans elite sport, media, and social impact — using his platform to inspire the next generation.

Top Scorer
Pakistan, 6-a-side World Cup
West Ham
Club & Foundation Ambassador
Rising Ballers
Presenter & media talent
DSL
Designated Safeguarding Lead
Tayyab Hayat has developed within professional football academies and competed at Step 2 of the non-league pyramid, building a strong reputation both on and off the pitch.
Internationally, he represented Pakistan at the 6-a-side World Cup, finishing as top scorer for the national team and highlighting his attacking quality and leadership on the global stage.
Beyond playing, Tayyab is deeply committed to creating positive change in his community. He works closely with West Ham United and the West Ham Foundation as a club ambassador, delivering impactful initiatives aimed at tackling knife crime and youth violence across local areas. His contribution was recognised in 2024 when he received the prestigious "Spirit of West Ham" Award.
Alongside his community work, Tayyab is employed within education as a Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) and Behaviour Manager, working with Key Stage 4 students in a secondary school, where he supports young people both academically and personally.
In the media space, Tayyab is a presenter for Rising Ballers and has worked extensively as a presenter and model at major sporting and commercial events. His portfolio includes collaborations with EA Sports, Nike, adidas, Sports Direct, PlayStation, UEFA and Arsenal. He has also modelled nationwide for Sports Direct.
Tayyab has further partnered with the Premier League on its "No Room For Racism" campaign, working alongside Premier League title winner Wes Morgan, reinforcing his commitment to equality and representation within football.
Driven, versatile and purpose-led, Tayyab continues to bridge elite sport, media and community impact — using his platform to inspire the next generation.
"Sport gave me a platform — I want to use it to open doors for the next generation."
— Tayyab Hayat
