Graeme Le Saux is one of the most gifted and articulate footballers of his generation

Graeme is a former England international footballer who played most of his career as a left-back, though his pace and skill enabled him to move into a left sided midfield role when required.

Graeme made his England debut in a 1994 friendly against Denmark, going on to represent his country 36 times. The highlight of his England career was representing his country in the 1998 World Cup.

Graeme started his career at St Pauls (Jersey) before moving to Chelsea in 1987. In 1993 he switched to Blackburn Rovers where he won the 1995 Premier League title with Blackburn. In August 1997, Graeme became the most expensive defender in English football when he returned to Chelsea in a 5million deal. He remained there for six seasons before moved to Southampton. Graeme played at St. Marys for two seasons before announcing his retirement in May 2005 following Southamptons relegation.

Since his retirement Graeme Le Saux has enjoyed punditry and co-commentary roles on TV and Radio. He is also proving a popular choice on the corporate speaking circuit with his The Business of Football package. Graeme talks about his early days on the pitch and lessons that he has learnt. He transfers all of the skills and tips from the footballing world into concise and adaptable tools for the business market.

ACHIEVEMENTS

...Represented England 36 times
...1998 Represented England in the World Cup
...1997 Most expensive defender transfer from Blackburn to Chelsea
...1995 Won Premier League title with Blackburn

SUMMARY

...Extremely intelligent and articulate
...Successful TV and radio Pundit and Presenter
...Strong corporate motivational speaker on The Business of Football
...Ambassador for a large financial institution