Buckle up Premier League fans, as legendary voice is set to return to boost viewing experience

Peter Drury is set to make a triumphant return to Sky Sports as their lead football commentator, stepping into the shoes of the iconic Martin Tyler.

The decision to bring Drury back to the broadcaster has been met with widespread approval, as the 55-year-old has been the beloved voice of the Premier League on NBC Sports in the United States.

Having begun his broadcasting career on local radio in Leeds back in 1990, Drury has steadily climbed the ranks and gained a loyal following of fans.

Despite taking up his new position at Sky Sports, he will continue to present for the US audience, as NBC is owned by Comcast, the same parent company as Sky.

Drury's appointment is seen as a natural progression and a fitting successor to the legendary Martin Tyler, who recently bid farewell to Sky Sports after an illustrious 33-year tenure.

Known for his impassioned and memorable commentaries, Tyler's departure left big shoes to fill.

However, Drury's captivating style and ability to capture the essence of key moments on the field make him the perfect choice to take over.

While an official announcement is yet to be made by Sky Sports, insiders suggest that Drury will focus on commentating on one game per week.

This coveted role will likely involve covering high-profile matches on Sundays, Mondays, or during midweek fixtures.

Drury's wealth of experience and his knack for delivering engaging and insightful commentary will undoubtedly enhance the viewers' experience.

It's important to note that Martin Tyler is not retiring from commentary altogether.

Despite leaving Sky Sports, he will continue to lend his voice to major tournaments and events, including the Champions League, World Cup, and European Championships, for broadcasters in the United States and Australia.

Tyler's departure marks the end of an era, and his absence will be keenly felt by fans and colleagues alike.