Ex-Soccer Saturday presenter Jeff Stelling has swapped the Sky Sports stable for that of the Breakfast Show on talkSPORT.
Stelling is to start the new gig in December and will work alongside Ally McCoist on Monday and Tuesday mornings, replacing the TNT Sport-bound Laura Woods.
Upon announcement of the move, Stelling said: “I’m so pleased to be joining the team at talkSPORT.
"As a long-time listener to the show it’s a dream of mine to sit in the legendary chair and wake people up every Monday and Tuesday.
"I might not be looking forward to the 4:30 alarm call, but I am looking forward to getting stuck in with great guests, chat and fun every morning alongside the legendary Ally McCoist.”
Until Stelling's arrival, Natalie Sawyer and Andy Townsend will join McCoist for the early-morning broadcast.
In an article on their website, talkSPORT have detailed the various other changes to their employee duties and schedules.
The broadcaster's statement can be viewed in full below:
"On Wednesdays, it’s Alan Brazil and Ally before Alan is joined by former Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor on Thursdays and Arsenal 'Invincible' Ray Parlour every Friday.
"Former Leicester and Celtic Manager Martin O'Neill lines up for talkSPORT with regular appearances on the award-winning White and Jordan, weekdays 10am-1pm. Martin will also guest as part of talkSPORT's live football team, alongside new signings, who include former Tottenham and England defender Danny Rose, ex-England striker, Lianne Sanderson, Leeds legend Lucy Ward and sports broadcaster Scott Minto, who played for Chelsea, West Ham and Benfica in his playing career.
"Reshmin Chowdhury continues to host our marquee 12:30pm Premier League game kicking off with Arsenal v
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