Andy Gray is a former professional footballer and one of the most recognisable voices in the game. Best known for his time at Everton, Andy played a pivotal role in the club’s most successful era, helping the Blues to a historic treble in the 1984–85 season, winning the First Division title, FA Cup, and European Cup Winners’ Cup. His passion, leadership, and eye for goal made him a fan favourite at Goodison Park and a key figure under Howard Kendall’s legendary management.
Gray also enjoyed spells at clubs including Aston Villa, Wolves, and West Bromwich Albion, but it was at Everton where he cemented his legacy as a true icon of the English game.
Following his playing career, Andy became a trailblazer in football broadcasting. As the voice of Sky Sports’ Premier League coverage for over a decade, he brought expert analysis and emotion to millions of viewers, helping shape the way the modern game is viewed and discussed.
With a unique perspective from both sides of the touchline, Andy Gray remains one of football’s most respected and charismatic figures.
