Keith Andrews

Keith Andrews established himself as a prominent defensive midfielder, achieving significant milestones including becoming the youngest captain for Wolverhampton Wanderers in over a century in 2001. His distinguished playing career encompassed representing clubs such as Wolverhampton Wanderers, Hull City, Milton Keynes Dons, Blackburn Rovers, West Bromwich Albion, and Bolton Wanderers. While serving as club captain for Milton Keynes Dons, Andrews was instrumental in their 2008 promotion to League One and securing the Football League Trophy, where he notably scored in the final at Wembley. That same year, his individual prowess was recognized with prestigious accolades including a spot on the PFA Team of the Year and being named Football League Two Player of the Year.

In 2023, Andrews expanded his club-level coaching experience by joining Sheffield United as Assistant Manager, further deepening his tactical understanding and leadership capabilities within top-tier football. Andrews’ systematic rise through the coaching ranks culminated in his appointment as Head Coach for Brentford FC in June 2025, a landmark step into Premier League management. This significant role was preceded by his tenure as Technical Coach for Brentford FC, which he commenced in July 2024. Andrews further solidified his professional credentials by obtaining the UEFA Pro Licence, underscoring his deep commitment to the highest standards of football management and strategic development.