Laura Woods' hectic summer is set to continue with the ex-talkSPORT host to present the Paris Olympics immediately after Euro 2024.
And as for her ITV colleague Gary Neville, the Manchester United legend will go from discussing football to spinning tracks after booking a DJ gig.
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The ex-England international will be performing a set alongside The Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess at Kendal Calling Festival in August.
Both Woods and Neville are currently in Germany as part of ITV's team for their coverage of the European Championship.
But they will both be almost immediately back working in different roles, with Woods poised for a quick turnaround.
With Euro 2024 set to end on July 14, she will have just under two weeks to recover before heading off to France as part of Discovery Plus' coverage of the Games.
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Announcing the news on Instagram, the former talkSPORT Breakfast show host said: "One month in Paris.
"Very excited to be a part of this team, it’s going to be a busy summer!"
Woods' will also appear on Eurosport - owned by Warner Bros Discovery - where she will anchor their daily evening show 'Bonsoir Paris' at 9pm.
Paris 2024 commences on July 26, which you can hear live on talkSPORT, with iconic gold medallists Kelly Holmes, Tessa Sanderson and Steve Redgrave part of the team.
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From 6am to 10pm, the talkSPORT Network will be live with Olympics coverage to make sure you never miss a moment.
In the middle of the Olympics, Neville will be testing himself out as a DJ in front of 40,000 people in Cumbria, where he will perform under his new alias - DJ G-Dog.
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Speaking to Geoff Shreeves about his new role on the Football, Music & Me podcast, he remarked: "Obviously Tim has [played] thousands of times, I’ll just be accompanying him.
"I’m worried about what I actually have to do, to be honest.
“Tim just said we’d play a group of songs on the Sunday night after the final acts are on, but obviously there’s loads of people still there."
