Gary Linker is expected to leave the BBC

Gary Linker is expected to leave the BBC in a statement expected on Monday.

The 64-year-old has resigned after playing his last game next week.

Linker, the BBC’s highest salary, was supposed to stay at the BBC’s 2026 FA Cup and World Cup in the FA Cup and the World Cup, despite the fact that he will leave the day at the end of the season.

But last week he had to apologize after posting a social media post about Zionism, which included a mouse image, which was used in history as an anti-Semitic insult.

Linker said he regretted the signs, adding that he would never share anything with his knowledge.

Last week, BBC Director-General Tim Davi said: “The BBC’s reputation is run by everyone, and when someone makes a mistake, it is our cost.

It is also known that the BBC presidents considered the list as unchanging.

The former England striker has been criticized in the past for his posts on social media.

He was temporarily suspended in the BBC in March 2023 after a neutral row on a position that he said language was being used to promote government asylum policy.

Then the BBC social media rules were rewritten and said the presenters of the main programs outside the news and current affairs – including the draw of the day – “They have a special responsibility to respect the BBC’s neutrality, because of their BBC’s profile.

In November 2024, Linker announced his departure from the day, but said he would stay with the BBC to cover the FA Cup and cover the World Cup.

In an interview earlier this year, Linker said the BBC wanted to leave that day because he was negotiating a new deal last year and said, “Well, they might want to leave. He felt that.

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