Kevin Nolan was a guest on the new EFL show on Sky Sports News. Kevin looked ahead to the new season and previewed how he thinks his former clubs will get on, including Bolton and West Ham. You can watch some of these thoughts back below.

Alan Hutton, Kriso Boyd and Mark Hateley joined Paddy Power's latest video, reacting to the news that they have paid out already on Celtic winning the Scottish Premiership. You can watch the full video back below:

Phil Brown headed to Newbury with OLBG for a National League preview show. Phil was joined by Dorking manager Marc White and presenter Jeff Stelling, looking ahead to what promises to be an exciting season. The trio gave their predictions and discussed the importance of the football pyramid too. You can watch some of their predictions below.

Jacqui Oatley was in the US, Canada and Mexico this summer, covering the World Cup for FOX. Jacqui travelled around and commentated on some of the biggest names that played in the tournament, including Erling Haaland and Mohamed Salah. You can find a picture of Jacqui at a game below.

Roberto Di Matteo has been in Johannesburg for the World Cup, covering the tournament for SuperSport. The Champions League‑winning manager broke down the biggest talking points from the biggest games, including the final, sharing his expert insights. You can find a picture of Roberto on set below.

Danny Murphy was on co‑comms for England's bronze medal match against France in Miami. Danny, who has been travelling around the US during the tournament, concluded his tournament with a thrilling game that England won 6–4 to confirm their highest‑placed finish since 1966. You can watch the highlights back below.

Shay Given finished up a fantastic month of covering the World Cup for RTE by covering the final as a pundit. Shay shared his thoughts as Spain beat Argentina, and looked back on the tournament as a whole with the rest of the panel. You can find a picture of Shay with the team below.

Micah Richards covered the World Cup final for the BBC in New York, bringing to an end another busy and successful tournament for Micah. Micah was alongside Wayne Rooney and Joe Hart, and looked at Spain's excellent performance to beat Argentina and win their second World Cup. You can watch some of his analysis back below.

Gordon Strachan joined Paddy Power for a set of videos during the World Cup, prior to England’s knockout‑stage games. The Scot, alongside Graeme Souness and Charlie Nicholas, pretended to be Mexican, Norwegian and French — hoping each nation would defeat England and send them home. You can find a picture of Gordon as a Frenchman below.

Conor Coady headed to New York to join Budweiser’s England Fanzone ahead of their World Cup group‑stage games. Conor took pictures with fans, shared his thoughts on the team at the event, and reflected on his experiences as a player at the last World Cup. You can find a picture of Conor in New York below.

Nicky Butt headed to Gibraltar to preview the World Cup at Ladbrokes HQ, meeting staff and discussing how he thinks the tournament will go. Nicky took part in a Q&A on stage before taking the time to pose for pictures and sign autographs. You can find a picture of Nicky at the event below.

Shane Long joined Movember for a campaign to highlight the importance of paternity leave for fathers. Shane spoke about the importance of dads spending time with their children in their early years, and how football can help form bonds within families too. You can find a picture of Shane during the campaign below.

Kevin Nolan reacted to the EFL fixtures live on Sky Sports and also conducted the draws for the EFL Cup and the Carabao Cup. With the 2026/27 season fast approaching, Kevin looked ahead to the campaign, with two of his former clubs — Bolton and West Ham — back in the Championship. You can watch some of the reaction back below.

Micah Richards was a pundit on the BBC's coverage of England vs Ghana. Micah was alongside Wayne Rooney and Joe Hart, and he shared his thoughts as England were left frustrated by the African side. You can watch some of their post‑match thoughts below.

Emile Heskey headed to Grosvenor Casino in Sheffield, Reading and Luton to preview the World Cup and look ahead to England’s tournament. Emile was joined by the England Pod and Sky Sports’ Michael Bridge, reflecting on his England career in front of fans and giving his predictions for the tournament. You can watch some of Emile’s thoughts back below.

Martin Keown was on co‑comms on talkSPORT for Belgium’s draw with Egypt. Keown shared his thoughts throughout, as Belgium managed to respond after falling behind to pick up their first point of the tournament. You can hear some of Martin’s thoughts back on the video below.

Manu Petit joined Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and Paddy McGuinness on their podcast, The Good, The Bad & The Football, as the panel looked at the opening days of the World Cup and discussed Manchester United’s new All or Nothing Amazon documentary. You can watch the show back below.

Danny Murphy was on co‑comms at the World Cup for the group‑stage game between Belgium and Egypt. Danny shared his thoughts alongside Steve Bower, as Egypt took the lead with a well‑taken goal before Belgium levelled through an own goal. You can hear some of Danny’s thoughts back on the highlights below.

Shay Given joined RTÉ’s World Cup coverage, analysing the early stages of the group phase of the tournament, including Germany’s win over Curaçao. He also looked at Cape Verde’s brilliant draw with Spain, as well as the draw between Brazil and Morocco. You can find a picture of Shay on set below.

John Barnes teamed up with Historic Newspapers to look back on his favourite World Cup memories, including his time with England and the famous World in Motion rap, all of which are detailed through newspaper articles from the time. You can watch some of John's stories back below.