Gary Lineker ‘In Talks about new TV lane’ who could see him return to screens next month after the BBC had taken him

Gary Lineker Allegedly in conversation with another broadcaster who could see the presenter returning to TV next month, after he was settled by the BBC.

Lineker became Bijat after an Instagram message about Zionism with a rat that ignited an anti -Semitism row.

The 64-year-old apologized earlier this week and admitted that his exit is ‘the responsible way of acting’.

He presents his last game of the day on Sunday after 26 years in the track and leaves without a payment of his £ 1.4 million per year salary, MailOnline understands.

Lineker could reportedly be able to make a quick return to screens, with the presenter’s target pendant productions in conversations about a deal with Dazn, according to the guardian.

The report claims that there are conversations about Lineker’s podcast, the rest can be seen as part of the reporting of the streaming service on FIFA World Cup Club.

It is claimed that the rest is that football could launch shows with matches of the tournament.

The Premier League is represented by Chelsea and Man City at the tournament, which will start in the United States next month.

The report added that the Lineker company could expand the content with Dazn for the World Cup next year in the United States, Canada and Mexico, including the potential for immediate analysis after the competition.

‘We would like to follow a similar approach as what we around the [2024] Euros, with the rest is football that regularly comes over the tournament, “said a goal pendant representative The Guardian told.

“We will certainly cover the World Cup, although no production plans have been completed yet.”

Dazn is set at broadcasting matches in the extensive 32-teams Club World Cup, which will start next month.

The streaming service had agreed a $ 1 billion deal (£ 787 million) with FIFA last year to become the global rights holder. Channel 5 concluded a sub-licensing deal last month with Dazn who will see the free to Air Broadcast Show 23 games.

Lineker would stop presenting the game of the day after Sunday’s show, before he returned to the current reporting of the FA Cup of the following season and the World Cup of the Summer.

The 64-year-old confirmed that he would no longer cover the BBC for the BBC, because he apologized for ‘the error and upset I caused’ to share an Instagram story about Zionism with a rat-a anti-Semitic trope used by the Nazis to characterize Jews as pests.

His departure also spelled the end of the license agreement for his goal pendant podcasts, including the rest is football and the rest is history.

The BBC announced on Wednesday that the rest is that football will no longer appear on their audio streaming service, with the last episode on BBC sounds this week.

The former English football player announced his exit in a BBC statement, said: ‘Football has been as long as I can remember – both on the field and in the studio.

‘I care a lot about the game, and for the work I have done with the BBC for many years. Like I said, I would never consciously post anything anti -Semitic – it goes against everything I stand for.

‘However, I recognize the mistake and upset that I have caused and repeat how sorry I am. A step back now feels like the responsible way of acting. ‘

The director of sport of the BBC, Alex Kay-Jelski, e-mailed an email later and said: ‘I appreciate that the last week has been difficult and emotional for many of you. Thank you for all the messages and conversations, even if some of them were not easy to have ‘.

He added: “It is sad to say goodbye to such a brilliant broadcaster and I also want to thank Gary for his years of service.”

BBC director-General Tim Davie also agreed that this is the right decision that allegedly lost patience with the best-paid presenter of the BBC.

“Gary has recognized the error he has made. Accordingly, we agreed that he will take a step back from further presenting after this season, “he said.

He continued: ‘Gary has been a determining voice in football reporting for the BBC for more than two decades. His passion and knowledge have shaped our sports journalism and earned him the respect of sport fans in the United Kingdom and beyond.

“We want to thank him for the contribution he made.”

Lineker also shared a video report on his Instagram account that confirmed his early departure.

He said that it was ‘a pleasure and a huge privilege’ after the announcement that he will leave the BBC after the game of the day of this weekend.

‘I would like to say again that I was sorry, worried, for the pain and upset, it was a real error and supervision, but I should have been more diligent, I know that. I have noticed for minorities and humanitarian issues and against all forms of racism all life, including, of course, anti -Semitism, which I absolutely abhorred. There is no room for it and should never be, “he said.

‘So I think it is best for all those involved that I take from BBC who fully present tasks and not next season to FA Cup of World Cup, the last day of the Premier League season on Sunday will be my last show. It was a pleasure and a huge privilege to work with the BBC for 30 years, especially hosting the competition of the day, a program that is so close to my heart and an integral part of my life.

‘I want to thank all the fairly brilliant, talented and lovely people, both before and behind the camera with whom I have worked for three decades. You are absolutely best. The relationship with the BBC has been long and great, but it is the right moment for the organization and myself to go our own way.

‘Thank you all (fans) for your incredible support and love for so many years. It means the world for me. I see you all on Sunday ‘.