A SKY SPORTS star has quit after 23 years following the broadcaster’s announcement there would be a shake-up.
Several presenters and reporters are expected to leave their roles.
It is the by the broadcaster as they aim to become “more agile and better equipped to serve audiences”;.
Key figures such as , Martin Tyler and Bianca Westwood have left their posts in recent years, along with a number of match reporters.
The latest big-name journalist to quit is Alan Myers, who worked for Sky Sports for more than two decades.
He announced on Twitter: “After a 23-year association I have decided to leave Sky Sports News. Difficult decision but one that I felt was right.
“It’s been such a fantastic experience from my first report at a Bolton Wanderers outwood bound course, to [the] World Cup finals, ECL Finals and everything in between!
“I couldn’t wish to have worked for a better company with the most talented and professional colleagues. I thank every one of them for their support and friendship over many years.
“It’s been a blast and I have some incredible memories, worked on some headline stories and visited over 30 countries, thank you.”;
Myers was largely based in the North West and North East during his time at Sky Sports News, covering the likes of Manchester City, Newcastle, and .
Several more staff are expected to leave amid the shake-up, with Sky Sports News prioritising breaking news stories.
Senior reporter is reportedly set to leave her role, along with Jeremy Langdon.
