Mickey Ambrose

As the first UK Football Choreographer/Actor, Mickey Ambrose has directed dynamic football scenes for both television and film, leveraging a distinguished background in professional football. His playing career commenced in 1979 with Charlton, before a move to Chelsea in 1985, where he played under managers John Neal and John Hollins. Following an injury that concluded his active playing, Ambrose transitioned into scouting, lending his expertise to prominent clubs including Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, and maintaining strong associations with teams like Queens Park Rangers. Ambrose subsequently established the acclaimed TV All Stars celebrity football team, a voluntary initiative utilized to organize high-profile charity matches.

He served as a roving reporter for Sky Sports’ Sports Saturday Show and has been featured as a guest on ITV London Tonight and Sky News, offering insights and commentary from his extensive experience in the football world. He also holds impactful Ambassador roles for both the Duke of Edinburgh Awards and The Prince’s Trust, organizations dedicated to empowering young people and fostering community development. Through these diverse roles, Mickey Ambrose continues to champion youth development and community engagement, transforming his passion for football into a powerful platform for social good. His career trajectory from professional athlete to innovative choreographer, prolific fundraiser, and respected ambassador underscores a profound commitment to using his platform to inspire and create lasting positive change.