Graeme Souness to return to TV alongside Gary Lineker after three-year absence

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The Scottish football pundit stepped away from the limelight in 2023 after a decade-long stint with Sky Sports, before embarking on an inspiring charity fundraising endeavour.

The septuagenarian raised over £1million for DEBRA, a charity that provides support to individuals battling Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a debilitating condition that affects children's organs and development, causing their skin to become fragile and often leading to painful blisters.

His fundraising efforts included a gruelling 30-mile swim across the English Channel to raise awareness for this devastating disease.



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After being awarded a CBE for his contributions to football and charity work in November 2024, he is now set to appear as a contestant on ITV's new series 'The Box'.

Lineker will be at the helm of the programme, which will see celebrities pitted against each other in a series of challenges

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On Sunday, the cast was confirmed with former Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow joining Joey Essex, JB Gill, Danny Aarons, Jenny Ryan, Ranvir Singh, Sara Davies, Ellie Taylor and Shakira Khan.

Souness will be back in the public eye for the first time since his charitable efforts and appearance at Windsor Castle to accept the honour from the Prince of Wales.

The legendary Liverpool defender fought back tears speaking in 2023 after his magnificent feat, speaking to BBC Breakfast, he said: "It is the most horrendous disease.

"If you're inflicted by it, you must wake up every morning and say 'Why me?' It is a desperate situation, and then the parents have to deal with that - and that's what we're doing."