Chris Sutton

Former Professional Footballer, Commentator, Pundit

English Nottingham, England Pisces

Quick Info

ProfessionFormer Professional Footballer, Commentator, Pundit
NationalityEnglish
Date of Birth10/03/1973
Age53 years
BirthplaceNottingham, England
Zodiac SignPisces

Latest News about Chris Sutton

24/10/2026

Chris Sutton publicly criticised Celtic's European form and the club's recruitment after the Hoops lost 2-1 at home to Celta Vigo, their fourth consecutive European defeat. He argued the club looks content with domestic success and urged the board to strengthen the squad in the January transfer window.

21/10/2026

Chris Sutton backed the Green Brigade's boycott of Celtic matches, saying supporters' frustration over the board's lack of European ambition is understandable. He made the comments to Record Sport after Celtic's 7-1 win over Hearts, which he said did not change those concerns.

27/08/2026

BBC Sport published another Premier League prediction feature with Chris Sutton taking part against Royal Blood drummer Ben Thatcher. The segment shows that he remains a prominent recurring analyst in the outlet's weekly football coverage.

21/08/2026

Chris Sutton continued to appear in BBC Sport prediction content in August 2026, including a feature against Courteeners frontman Liam Fray. The piece reflects his ongoing role as a regular football pundit and prediction commentator for BBC Sport.

10/06/2026

Chris Sutton has been publicly involved in BBC Sport's World Cup 2026 prediction coverage, where he is forecasting the results of all 104 matches. The series positions him as one of the outlet's featured football experts for the tournament build-up and analysis.

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Bio/Wiki

SummaryEnglish former professional football player who represented England and won the English Premier League with Blackburn Rovers in 1995. Now works as a commentator and pundit for BT Sport and BBC Radio 5 Live.
Notable AchievementPart of the 'SAS' partnership with Alan Shearer at Blackburn Rovers, helping secure the first league title for the club since 1914

Physical Stats & More

PositionStriker/Forward
Career Goals148 goals
Career Appearances409 domestic league games
Career Span16 years in English and Scottish Premier Leagues

Personal Life

RetirementRetired from professional football in Summer 2007 due to an eye injury sustained in the 2006/07 season
SpouseSamantha
Children6

Career

Clubs
  • Club: Norwich City Period: 1991-1994 Notable: Made debut against Queens Park Rangers in 1991; scored 25 goals in 1993-94 season
  • Club: Blackburn Rovers Period: 1994-1999 Transfer Fee: £5 million (most expensive player in English football at the time) Notable: Won Premier League title in 1995; formed 'SAS' partnership with Alan Shearer
  • Club: Chelsea Period: 1999-2000 Transfer Fee: £10 million Notable: Struggled to adapt; scored 1 goal in 28 league appearances
  • Club: Celtic Period: 11/07/2000 - 05/01/2006 Transfer Fee: £6 million Notable: Won 3 domestic league titles, 3 Scottish Cups, 1 Scottish League Cup; won SPFA Player of the Year 2003-04; 130 matches played
  • Club: Birmingham City Period: 2006-2007 Notable: Short stint
  • Club: Aston Villa Period: 2006-2007 Notable: Short stint
InternationalEngland International
Current RoleCommentator for BT Sport and BBC Radio 5 Live; Daily Mail Columnist; Keynote Speaker
Managerial CareerLincoln City (2009-2010)

Style Quotient

NicknameThe Evil Genius

Social Media

LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-sutton-keynote
Xhttps://x.com/chris_sutton73

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Published autobiography 'Paradise And Beyond' in 2011
2. Delivers keynote speaking sessions sharing career learnings and insights
3. Was initially mocked in England for his £6 million transfer to Celtic but proved doubters wrong

Also born on 10 March

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