Graeme Souness to Step Down as Sky Sports Pundit
After 15 Years, Souness Announces Departure
Former Liverpool and Scotland Midfielder Leaving Role
Graeme Souness is stepping down as a Sky Sports pundit after 15 years. The announcement was made live on Sky during Liverpool's 4-3 win over Tottenham on Sunday, Souness's final game as a pundit for the broadcaster.
Souness, 69, has been a regular fixture on Sky Sports since 2008, providing analysis and commentary on Premier League and Champions League matches. He is known for his outspoken opinions and no-nonsense approach, which have made him a popular figure among football fans.
In a statement, Sky Sports said: "Graeme Souness has been a hugely valued member of the Sky Sports team for 15 years. His knowledge, insight and passion for the game have made him a must-watch for football fans."
Souness's departure from Sky Sports marks the end of an era for the broadcaster. He has been one of the most recognisable faces on Sky Sports for over a decade, and his departure will undoubtedly leave a big hole in the punditry team.
Souness's next move is unclear, but he is expected to continue to work in the media in some capacity. He has been linked with a role at talkSPORT, and he could also return to management.
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