Former Leone Stars captain Steven Caulker says he has received a wave of professional opportunities after publicly discussing the difficulties of finding work beyond his playing career.
The 34-year-old former Premier League defender shared the update on LinkedIn, reporting more than 30 podcast requests, 12 investment proposals, four invitations to events and three potential job offers, alongside more than 100 messages of support.
Caulker’s experience highlights the attention his appeal has generated as he explores opportunities beyond professional football.
According to the information he shared, the former Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool defender is pursuing a career in management. He holds a UEFA A coaching license and has 17 years of playing experience, as well as two years of coaching experience.
Caulker has also worked as a football pundit for Sky Sports, the BBC, Channel 4 and talkSPORT, according to his professional profile.
He previously represented Sierra Leone internationally, earning around 20 caps for the national team.
Caulker thanked supporters for their encouragement following his disclosure about the challenges of securing employment after football.
His update marks a shift from highlighting the uncertainty of life after playing to reporting a growing list of potential professional opportunities.