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Chris Sutton has revealed he is training to become a keynote speaker to businesses on the lucrative lecture circuit.

Former Celtic and Blackburn striker Sutton has moved into punditry since retiring from football in 2007.

The ex-Norwich trainee is no stranger to controversy with his outspoken opinions on TV and radio.

He clashed with Michael Owen last month when he called the former England striker “a caveman”.

The pair disagreed on football’s concussion rules after an incident in Benfica's Champions League clash with Ajax.

The Dutch side's defender Lisandro Martinez clashed heads with Nicolas Otamendi in the first-half and appeared to be affected by the blow, but carried on playing and finished the game.

The incident was just after Leeds defender Robin Koch was forced off after playing on with concussion against Manchester United.

Sutton is a leading advocate for player welfare after his father Mike - also a former footballer - died in 2020 after suffering with dementia.

In December 2020, Sutton stated that football was “in the dark ages” when it comes to facing up to the potentially disastrous consequences of head injuries.

He has argued that players need to be properly assessed in a dressing room by an independent doctor before they can