Frank McAvennie

Frank McAvennie is a retired Scottish footballer hailing from Glasgow, Scotland. He was born on November 22, 1959, which means he is currently 63 years old. With his impressive footballing skills and an impressive career, McAvennie is a well-known figure in the world of football.

McAvennie started his career playing for Scottish club St. Mirren, where he played as a striker. However, it was during his time at West Ham United that he made his biggest impact.

He joined West Ham United in 1985 and became an instant hit, scoring an impressive 24 goals in his very first season with the club. He was instrumental in helping West Ham win the League Cup that same season. McAvennie’s impressive performances for West Ham saw him earn a call-up to the Scottish national team in 1985.

McAvennie’s career spanned over a decade, during which he played for several English clubs, including Aston Villa, Celtic, and West Bromwich Albion. In total, he made over 500 appearances in his career, scoring 235 goals.

After retiring from football, McAvennie went on to become a media personality, often appearing on TV shows as a football commentator. In 2015, he was even a contestant on the 15th season of the popular UK TV show, “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!”.

McAvennie is regarded as one of the greatest Scottish footballers of all time, and his impressive career achievements serve as a testament to his talent and dedication to the sport. He remains an admired and respected figure in the footballing world.