Kevin Lisbie

Kevin Lisbie transitioned from a professional football career spanning over two decades to a coaching role, sharing his extensive experience in the sport. After scoring a memorable hat-trick against Liverpool in September 2003 while playing for Charlton Athletic, Kevin Lisbie went on to establish a distinguished professional football career spanning over two decades. Making his professional debut for Charlton Athletic during the 1996–97 season, Lisbie primarily played as a striker, showcasing his abilities across the Premier League, Championship, and League One. During his tenure with Charlton Athletic, he made 155 appearances and scored 16 goals.

Upon retiring from playing, Kevin Lisbie seamlessly transitioned into a coaching role, leveraging his extensive experience to mentor developing talent. He currently serves as a coach at Leyton Orient, the very club where he previously achieved significant individual recognition as a player. This role allows him to impart his deep knowledge of the sport and his professional insights, continuing his unwavering commitment to football’s next generation.