Glenn Hoddle began his career at Spurs before joining AS Monaco in France. The playmaker remains one of the most celebrated overseas player to have played in France and was seen as a trailblazer for the likes of Paul Gascoigne and other early overseas players. Hoddle played under Arsene Wenger at AS Monaco and won plaudits from the likes of Michel Platini and Johan Cruyff. He went on to be player-manager of Chelsea before a stint as England manager at the 1998 World Cup. Glenn is now a pundit for BT Sport and in 2018 had a cardiac arrest whilst working in the studio with the broadcaster. He has since gone on to feature on ITV's and also writes a weekly football column in the.
