The iconic voice of Geoff Shreeves was heard for 31 years with Sky Sports.
Shreeves had been an ever-present figure at Sky Sports since joining in 1992.
But the big-name reporter, 59, quit after SunSport exclusively revealed that he was set to become the latest victim of Sky’s cost-cutting efforts.
He did not have to wait long to land himself a new role behind the mic.
Shreeves’ broadcasting services are now being enjoyed in the USA with CBS Sports on their CBS Sports Golazo show.
The veteran then took a swipe at the UK’s TV coverage of the Premier League when he made his debut on the show back in October.
The television legend vented his frustrations and envy that fans in the United States are able to watch more of our top-flight games than us here in the UK.
However, aside from his commentary duties, Shreeves has recently embarked on a new project.
According to the Daily Mail, his new podcast that features him interviewing big names from football and beyond on their love of music will launch on Thursday.
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The podcast will be known as “For Football, Music and Me”.
Shreeves has already recorded a number of episodes and sat down with Gary Neville, David Moyes and Vinnie Jones to discuss songs that “have soundtracked their lives”.
There is also due to be an “emotional” one featuring Andy Cole among the footy star line-up.
Singer Beverley Knight and Kasabian’s Leicester City-supporting Serge Pizzorno.
Shreeves has also been using his time since leaving Sky Sports to help raise £8.5m for Nordoff & Robbins.
They are the UK’s biggest music therapy charity.
And there will be a portion of the profits from his new podcast that will be donated to it.