Graham Potter will return to football fans' TV screens on Monday night as a pundit.
the manager has been absent from the band since leaving his role as Chelsea head coach in April 2023.
Potter left Brighton to replace Thomas Tuchel at the Blues just seven months earlier but did not fulfill his five-year contract at Stamford Bridge.
He has since been linked with other vacancies in England and Europe, although he has not yet returned as a manager.
However, he will appear on Sky Sports for their Monday Night Football coverage of Bournemouth vs Southampton, which is also live on talkSPORT.
Potter will work as an expert alongside Jamie Carragher as they review the weekend's action and preview the next Premier League match.
One topic likely to be discussed is the match between the 49-year-old's former teams, Chelsea and Brighton, which ended 4-2.
Cole Palmer became the first player in Premier League history to score four goals. before the break in a match.
He signed from Manchester City five months after Chelsea parted ways with Potter, who compared his departure from west London. to 'duel'.
In a recent interview with The Telegraph, he said: “It's a bit like a grieving process in a way, it gets better with time.
“You have to try not to beat yourself up, but you can't just blame everything on someone else. You have to find the right balance. “It's not likeable because of its high-profile nature.”
“It's a humiliation that things don't go well,” he added. “I was sacked after seven months of a five-year contract after being released from Brighton, so there is all that on a human level that you have to deal with.”
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“The first six months were difficult because I worked very, very hard to get that kind of opportunity. I don't think it was the only opportunity I was going to get because I left Brighton in a really good place. It was then a matter of choosing the right opportunity.
“And I didn't choose the wrong option, it just didn't work out. I don't regret doing it, but, at the same time, when someone loses their job, there is an element of frustration, anger… and maybe bitterness at some point.”
Potter turned down the chance to become Ajax's new boss in May and was then linked with a job at Leicester City, who eventually signed Steve Cooper.
He has been heavily linked with the vacancy in the England team, which currently has Lee Carsley in interim charge, after Gareth Southgate stepped down.
Manchester United has also been a speculated destination for Potter in recent months amid doubts over Erik ten Hag's future.
talkSPORT understands that despite their 3-0 defeat to Tottenham on Sunday, United stay with Ten Hag for at least their next two games.
It is also understood that if they make a change, their main on-field decision makers, INEOS, will be admirers of Potter along with Southgate.
