Who are the ITV pundits for Euro 2024? Former Celtic and Rangers figures among panellists

England, meanwhile, are in Group C with Serbia, Denmark and Slovenia. Fans will be able to keep up to date with the action from home if they aren’t making the trip overseas. With that in mind, here is a look at all the ITV pundits who will be seen on your television screens this summer...

Mark Pougatch

He has been with ITV since 2015 and is closing in on a decade with them.

Laura Woods

She is a regular covering sport on television and also works for TNT Sports and Amazon Prime.

Graeme Souness

The Edinburgh-born man made 54 caps for Scotland and has managed Rangers in the past, as well as Liverpool.

Ange Postecoglou

The current Tottenham Hotspur boss left Celtic last summer to take over the North London outfit.

Danny Rohl

He has done an impressive job since joining Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship and will be a pundit for Germany who are in Scotland’s group.

Roy Keane

The former Celtic midfielder is a regular on ITV’s coverage and has been to various Euros and World Cup’s in the past.

Ian Wright

He has been a pundit on Match of the Day and Sky Sports’ The Overlap over recent times.

Gary Neville

The ex-Manchester United full-back is often heard as a co-commentator on Sky Sports.

Ally McCoist

He spent his playing days as a striker for St Johnstone, Sunderland, Rangers and Kilmarnock before landing the managerial role at Ibrox in 2011. The Bellshill-born man has since delved into the media world.

Speaking ahead of Euro 2024, he has said: “I’m looking forward to it, but I’m aware how difficult the task will be (for Scotland).

“I don’t think the injuries have helped us, but I wouldn’t rule out finishing in the top two (in the group). I wouldn’t rule out anything. The four best third-placed teams also get out of the group so I’m pretty optimistic we can get out of the group.

“I think if you win one game you would have a chance of getting out of the group in third place, and I don’t think that’s beyond us.”

Karen Carney

The former Arsenal, Birmingham City and Chelsea player made 144 caps for England during her playing career.

Eni Aluko

Like Carney, she was an England international and her brother, Sone, used to play for Rangers.

Christina Unkel

She is a American former referee and will provide an insight into that side of the game.

Lee Dixon

The 60-year-old, who is from Manchester, played 22 times for England and made his name as a right-back for Arsenal.

Andros Townsend

The 32-year-old is on the books at Luton Town and made 13 caps for the Three Lions earlier in his career, with his last appearance for his country coming in 2016.