Laura Woods lands new job with ITV host set to start straight after Euro 2024 is finished

LAURA WOODS has landed a new job straight after Euro 2024.

The presenter has been part of ITV’s team covering the tournament.

But she is set to switch to a different broadcaster ahead of the Paris Olympics, which gets underway with the opening ceremony on July 26.

Woods, 37, is part of the Eurosport presenter team for the Olympic Games, which will be broadcast across Eurosport and discovery+.

She will appear on Eurosport UK as part of a team that boasts 19 Olympic and Paralympic medals between them.

That includes two-time gold medal winner James Cracknell, as well as two-time taekwondo medalist Lutalo Muhammad.

Gold medalist Tom Daley will also feature once he finishes competing – the Brit is aiming to defend the 10m synchronised diving goal medal he won in Tokyo.

Woods will lead coverage of the opening ceremony alongside Craig Doyle live from Paris.

She will also host Bonsoir Paris, Eurosport’s daily evening show which will air at 9pm.

Guests will discuss the key events of the day alongside Woods, while fellow presenter Orla Chennaoui will host the morning show.

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Carl Frampton will provide boxing expertise while former Wimbledon star Laura Robson will do likewise for tennis.

Other pundits include cycling expert Adam Blythe, former England rugby star Ugo Monye, and former Paralympic swimmer Ellie Simmonds.

Eurosport/Discovery Plus will be live streaming every minute of the action from Paris, boasting 3,800 live hours of coverage across the Games – allowing fans to watch every single medal and moment.

The BBC will stream much of the biggest action on free-to-air, with Clare Balding, Gaby Logan and Hazel Irvine leading the coverage.