Gary Lineker's “BBC career next weekend” after advice scandal

Gary Lineker will end the BBC “by mutual agreement” tomorrow, reported The Sun.

According to reports, the former England striker reported that he had recognized a series of a social media contribution about Zionism with a rat that made his position unsustainable.

He will not present the reporting on the World Cup, and his 26-year relationship with the national broadcaster will end early next weekend with the end of the football season.

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One source told the newspaper: “He offered to step down at the end of the season and did not want the BBC – an organization to be appreciated in the highest appreciation – to further controversies.”

The 64-year-old, who has long since posted his 12 million folds about the emergency of the Palestinians, admitted that he exceeded the brand last Tuesday when he shared a video on his social media in which he claimed to explain to Zionism that met a picture of a rat. Such pictures reserved pictures that the Nazis used about Jews.

The best -paid moderator of the BBC initially claimed not to have seen the rat before he “apologized without reservation” the next day and said that he would knowingly share something anti -Semitic.

The municipality's executives had asked the company to take measures instead of stepping down as planned, and the board of the deputies, Phil Rosenberg, said he was spoiled in years of the “bait of the Jewish community”.