Paul Ince has transitioned from a highly decorated professional footballer to an experienced football manager and ambassador. With a career spanning top-tier clubs in England and Italy, he now shares his extensive knowledge and leadership experience. After becoming the first black player to captain the England national team in 1993, Paul Ince established himself as one of the most decorated professional footballers of his generation. His impactful performances as a midfielder at West Ham United, making his senior debut in 1986, led to a high-profile transfer to Manchester United in 1989.

Ince returned to Milton Keynes Dons for a second spell in 2009, before taking on managerial roles at Notts County in 2010 and Blackpool in 2013. His most recent managerial appointment saw him join Reading as interim manager in February 2022, successfully securing the club’s Championship status. He was subsequently given the permanent managerial role in May 2022, a position he held until April 2023. Paul Ince continues to be a respected figure in football, sharing his extensive knowledge and leadership experience across various platforms as an ambassador and commentator.