Trevor Steven is a distinguished former professional footballer whose career spanned several top clubs and the England national team. He began his journey at Burnley, where he made a significant impact as a right-sided midfielder. Steven’s debut in 1981 marked the start of a promising career, and he played a crucial role in helping Burnley secure promotion to the Second Division as Third Division champions, showcasing his scoring ability with eight goals in the 1982-83 season.
In 1983, Steven joined Everton for £300,000, where he became an integral part of a team that dominated English football in the 1980s. His contributions were pivotal in Everton’s FA Cup victory in 1984, where he assisted in the second goal during the final. Steven’s partnership with Gary Stevens on the right flank was instrumental in the team’s success, leading to a First Division title and a European Cup Winners’ Cup triumph, where he scored a crucial goal in the final.
After a successful stint at Everton, Steven transferred to Rangers in 1989, reuniting with his former teammate. His time at Ibrox was marked by consistent performances, contributing to multiple league titles and a Scottish League Cup victory. He later had a brief but impactful spell at Marseille, winning the French league title before returning to Rangers, where he continued to add to his trophy cabinet.
On the international stage, Steven earned 36 caps for England, participating in major tournaments and scoring four goals. Post-retirement, he transitioned into media work, becoming a respected pundit for RTÉ Sport, where he shares his extensive knowledge of the game, further solidifying his legacy in football.
