JOE HART will be a pundit on BBC’s Euro 2024 coverage this summer.
The former England keeper, 37, announced back in February he will retire from football at the end of the season.
On Wednesday, he clinched a third successive Scottish Premiership title with Celtic following a 5-0 win away at Kilmarnock.
And with one league match and the Scottish Cup final still remaining before he hangs up his boots, Hart’s next step has already been revealed.
According to The Mail, Hart has joined the BBC’s line-up for the Euros in Germany.
There has also been “interest” from Premier League Productions about him working for them next season.
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Hart, a Man City ambassador, has won three league titles in Scotland, as well as the Scottish Cup and two Scottish League Cups.
The former England international earned 75 caps for the Three Lions, appearing at the 2014 World Cup and two European Championships.
Beginning his career at Shrewsbury, Hart went on to win two Premier League titles during 12 years at Man City.
He made 348 appearances for City before spells with Burnley and Tottenham prior to signing for Celtic three years ago.
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Announcing his retirement to the Celtic fans, he said: “As of June, I’m going to stop playing professional football.
“This is something that I’ve thought about for a while. There’s no right or wrong time but the way this club works that I’m playing at at the moment there’s so much on it.
“There’s so much heart and soul poured into what we’re doing as a football club, with the grand scheme of the club, the support base and the conversations that go on around it.
“There’s obviously a conversation around the goalkeeping position for next season so I just thought it was important with the blessing of the club.
“I’ve had conversations with the club, with Brendan (Rodgers), with Stevie Woods. That if we get the message out it leaves one less thing that people need to speculate over.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
