Trevor Steven is a former professional footballer who achieved significant success at both club and international levels, known for his impactful play as a right-sided midfielder and his later work as a mental health ambassador. After making his professional debut for Burnley in 1981, Trevor Steven quickly became a pivotal player, contributing to the club’s promotion to the Second Division as Third Division champions in the 1981-82 season. Scoring 11 goals in 74 appearances, his impactful performances attracted top-tier attention. In summer 1983, Steven transferred to Everton for £300,000, becoming an integral part of their successful team of the 1980s.

Most recently, Steven has focused on mental health awareness within the construction industry as CEO of Mindflow, an initiative launched in 2025 at the National Football Museum in Manchester. Mindflow encourages construction workers to discuss mental health and provides awareness sessions. The ‘Talk Football Talk Mental Health’ program involves current and former football players visiting construction sites to deliver these sessions and train mental health first aiders, garnering support from prominent figures like Gary Lineker and Robbie Fowler. This undertaking highlights Steven’s commitment to well-being in robust sectors.