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What Match of the Day would look like if Gary Lineker quits and Alan Shearer follows him out of the BBC

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Match of the Day could be set for some major changes if Gary Lineker decides to part ways with the show. The iconic programme has been synonymous with Lineker, who has become the face of the show for a quarter of a century, devoting most of his punditry career to the BBC.

Earlier this month, whispers started swirling that Lineker's longstanding position might be in jeopardy. As Lineker's contract is set to expire at the end of this season, football fans and media pundits alike have been left guessing if he'll be gracing our screens for the 2025/26 season.

The rumour mills went into overdrive after an alleged email from director of sport Alex Kay-Jelski discussing Lineker's departure surfaced.

The Beeb, however, was quick off the mark to quash these rumours, insisting they had no intention of saying goodbye to Lineker just yet.

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