Scott Minto

Scott Minto transitioned from a professional football career with notable clubs including Chelsea and West Ham United to a respected sports broadcaster and pundit. After earning inclusion in the PFA Team of the Year for the 1993–94 First Division, Scott Minto went on to establish a distinguished professional football career before transitioning into a respected sports broadcaster and pundit. Minto began his professional football journey with Charlton Athletic in 1988, making his senior debut for the club at 17. Over six years, he accumulated over 220 appearances for Charlton Athletic, showcasing consistent performance across the First Division and Second Division.

Minto returned to England, joining West Ham United in January 1999 for £1,000,000, appearing in 51 league games before concluding his playing career with Rotherham United in 2006. Post-retirement, Minto transitioned to media, obtaining a degree in Professional Sports Writing and Broadcasting from the University of Staffordshire in 2008. He became a prominent figure with Sky Sports, known for presenting shows such as ‘Revista de la Liga’ and providing live coverage of Spanish football, a role he commenced in 2015. His expertise led him to become the lead English Football League presenter for Sky Sports in 2016, where he anchored live games and end-of-season play-off coverage.

Beyond Sky Sports, Minto has contributed to Talksport’s ‘Evening Kick-off’ show and BBC London 94.9, expanding his broadcasting reach. Currently, he continues his deep involvement in football by hosting Charlton TV Live, the official Charlton livestream service on matchdays, further cementing his status as a knowledgeable and engaging voice in sports media.