Gary Lineker future latest: 'Final show' remark, Match of the Day update, BBC stance
Gary Lineker has addressed rumours linking him with an exit from BBC in his latest appearance on Match of the Day.
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Gary Lineker has addressed rumours linking him with an exit from BBC in his latest appearance on Match of the Day.
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