Wayne Rooney and Frank Lampard have been confirmed as pundits as the BBC announced details of their Euro 2024 coverage.
The ex-England internationals are among the headline names included for this summer's tournament in Germany.
Rooney is becoming an increasingly visible pundit since being sacked as Birmingham City manager back in January.
He was forced to pull out of his BBC punditry debut with a back injury in February, but has since featured for both TNT Sports and Sky Sports in the studio.
Rooney, the second highest goalscorer for England’s men’s national team, has quickly become known for offering strong opinions including on the state of Man United’s current squad.
Lampard has previously featured as part of the BBC’s coverage at major tournaments and will be returning alongside former team-mates Rio Ferdinand and Joe Hart, with the latter recently confirming his retirement.
Brentford boss Thomas Frank and former West Ham manager David Moyes have also been confirmed as additions to the BBC's coverage.
Frank is likely to offer insight into England's Euro 2024 group opponents Denmark during his time as a pundit.
The BBC confirmed that Moyes will feature as part of their coverage of Scotland, which also includes former international James McFadden and women's captain Rachel Corsie.
Moyes was confirmed earlier this month to have signed up to work for talkSPORT during the tournament.
Two-time Euros winner Cesc Fabregas is another high-profile inclusion to the BBC team, joining their regular cast of pundits.
The former Arsenal and Chelsea star is already part of the BBC's Planet Premier League with host Mark Chapman.
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