Won millions of football but went bankrupt »the debt that the former England's star could not pay to pay

Former team player like Queens Park Rangers, West Ham United and Manchester City, Sinclair has accumulated a considerable fortune in his footballer's career. After withdrawal he continued to activate as an expert in television and radio.

Trevor Sinclair has a fiscal debt of 36,000 pounds

According to information published by The Sun, Sinclair would not have fulfilled his tax obligations for 2022, following the death of his accountant.

The British fiscal authority has requested the court to issue a bankruptcy order, invoking the lack of communication and outstanding significant debts, including contributions to national insurance and related penalties.

His legal representative has requested the postponement of the procedure to offer time to pay the debt, mentioning a possible job offer in Saudi Arabia.

Judge Caroline Wilkinson stressed the severity of the situation, giving a two -month postponement so that Sinclair could solve the problem.

Sinclair had a successful football career and later worked as an expert in the media for positions such as BBC and Talksport.

His career in the media suffered in 2022, after making controversial comments about the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

As a footballer, Sinclair has evolved on the extreme at Blackpool, QPR, West Ham United, Manchester City and Cardiff.

He won the “Season's goal” award granted by Match of the Day in 1997, with a spectacular scissors execution in a match in the England Cup against the Barnsley team.

Sinclair has gathered 12 selections for England's national team, 4 of which at the 2002 World Championship, held in Japan and South Korea.

Trevor Sinclair withdrew from the activity of footballer in 2008, after a season spent at Cardiff City.