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United Kingdom Graeme Le Saux is a former professional footballer, known for his distinguished career as a left-sided player for Chelsea, Blackburn Rovers, and the England national team, and has transitioned into a pundit and business expert.
Graeme Le Saux, Fmr Chelsea & Blackburn Player: 'Big Money Transfers ... Included in that remit; creating groundbreaking partnerships, and shaping ...
This week we're delighted to welcome Graeme Le Saux to the show. A Chelsea, Blackburn and England icon, Graeme played over 500 club games, ...
Graeme's talks are a blend of his rich football experience and strategic business acumen, making them highly relevant for today's corporate challenges.
The former footballer and member of the board spoke to Play Red about finances, training and what lies ahead for the club.
NDA Editor Justin Pearse met former England and Chelsea star, Graeme Le Saux and his business partner, Chris Perry, co-founders of Machine Football, to talk ...
A Chelsea, Blackburn and England icon, Graeme played over 500 club games, 327 of them in the Premier League, as well as 36 caps for England.
Premier League career with Chelsea (twice), Southampton and Premier League title with Blackburn Rovers. Post playing career worked across all media formats ...
Graeme Le Saux is a strong corporate motivational speaker on 'The Business of Football'. He is extremely intelligent and one of the most gifted and articulate ...
Graeme Le Saux was never the typical footballer. That gave him a unique lens on the game. From the pressure of a record transfer fee to ...
Graeme Le Saux, born on October 17, 1968, in St Helier, Jersey, began his football journey at a junior club in Jersey before joining Chelsea in 1987 at the age of 18. After making his league debut in the 1988/89 season, he became a regular in the first-team squad for Chelsea. His initial tenure at Chelsea concluded in 1993 when he transferred to Blackburn Rovers for £700,000 following a dispute with the manager.
At Blackburn Rovers, Le Saux experienced significant career development, contributing to their Premier League title win in the 1994-95 season and becoming a regular for the England national team. He returned to Chelsea in 1997 for a record £5 million for an English defender. During his second spell at Chelsea, which lasted six years, he played a vital role in the team securing the League Cup, European Cup Winners’ Cup (both in 1998), and the FA Cup in 2000. He concluded his playing career with Southampton from 2003 to 2005, retiring after the club’s relegation from the Premier League. Throughout his professional club career, he played 403 games and scored 20 goals. He also earned 36 caps for England between 1994 and 2000, including starting all four matches at the 1998 FIFA World Cup.
Post-retirement, Le Saux embarked on a career in broadcasting, serving as a pundit for the BBC’s Match of the Day 2 and BBC Radio 5 Live, and as a match analyst and commentator for NBC Sports’ Premier League coverage. He published his autobiography, “Left Field: A Footballer Apart,” in 2007. His business acumen led him to a role as an Ambassador for ABN AMRO Bank’s UK private banking team and a non-executive director of RCD Mallorca. These activities showcase his transition from a professional athlete to a media personality and business professional.
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